The All in One of Energy Harvesting
How energy can be created from renewable sources is still a topic that causes awe and intrigue around communities and is often discussed in TED talks, professional seminars and corporate lectures.
How energy can be created from renewable sources is still a topic that causes awe and intrigue around communities and is often discussed in TED talks, professional seminars and corporate lectures.
Dashboard has recently published a number of articles concerning batteries and new solutions for energy sources, as this is an important area of innovation for us.
Britain’s leading trade association for suppliers of energy companies Energy Industries Council (EIC) has commenced its initiative on understanding the UK’s energy infrastructure.
Innovation is no easy feat but sometimes it must be given direction and defined limits to ensure it can be converted to useful concepts, services or products.
IoT is decidedly an intelligent new form of technological evolution but it has had its setbacks in its relatively short existence. Namely this comprises security, which has been an area of concern since its creation.
On January 23rd, Theresa May presented the UK with the latest industrial strategy. The announcement highlighted how the government will heavily invest and encourage robotics, AI and 5G wireless internet.
Dashboard has been speaking, writing and promoting the positive effects of the digital oilfield since its very founding. Not only do we think it is the only way going forward but we also see it as just one way of how technology should be incorporated into oil and gas permanently.
Dashboard will be attending the 2017 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona with the aim of generating new opportunities and relationships between suppliers, manufacturers, complimentary value added providers...
Pete Stirling (CDO) and Piers Corfield (CEO) and Alastair Maclachlan (Dashboard industry advisor) attended the 2017 Subsea Expo in Aberdeen.
Bio-batteries have always been an area of interest for scientists and electronics developers alike but no solution has so far managed to beat the traditional lithium-ion batteries.