Britain’s Failing Fuel-Poor Homes Scheme
As of 2016, 2.5 million UK homes were classified as fuel-poor, defined as households that would fall below the poverty line after energy costs have been deducted from income.
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Samsung Opens AI Research Centre in UK
The past five years have seen an enormous push for not only a multitude of connected technologies, particularly in fields of AI and Machine Learning, seeking to develop technology into a more intelligent enabler of human work.
The Environmental Limits of Delivery Drones
Over the last decade of development, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or simply, drones, have been rapidly established as one of the most versatile and defining technologies of today.
Online Purchasing Platform for O&G
The O&G industry is notable for its high barriers of entry within nearly every sub-sector, including drilling, supplying equipment and mechanical check-ups.
Liquid Air Energy Storage Developing in England
As the demand for energy continues to increase, the industry must not only improve methods of producing energy; but also, methods of storing and distributing it.
Nautilus Launches Spider-Inspired Samplers for Deepsea Mining
Nautilus Minerals is a very familiar name to any professional within the mining industry, the Canadian company is a pioneer of the sector, from experimenting with megaships for deepwater seabed mining to being the first organisation to ever explore the seabed for massive sulphide systems commercially.
Nvidia’s New Robot: Learning by Seeing
After nearly two decades of establishing themselves as global leaders in graphics processing units, Nvidia has been expanding across a handful of adjacent markets for several years now.
Evolution of Artificial Photosynthesis and Subsequent Applications
One of perhaps the most captivating and intensive research topics currently being pursued are the efforts toward achieving artificial photosynthesis.
Autonomous Robots Tested for Routine Tasks
Routine inspections of oil fields and surrounding workspaces are generally considered a tedious and expensive requirement.
California Passes Legislation for Mandatory Solar Panels in New Homes
As is often the case with rapidly developing technology; legislation, regulation and government bodies can be slow to catch up, as is the frequently the case with clean energy initiatives.