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AI-powered robot that rapidly sorts through recyclables is going global

January 13, 2021 by Ivar Laanen

Before plastic can become recycled products, that plastic needs to be manually sorted by workers at a recycling center. The problem is that recycling centers can’t afford to hire the number of people needed to sort through all the plastic they receive each day, and even if they … [Read more...] about AI-powered robot that rapidly sorts through recyclables is going global

Magnetic induction stoves solve the pitfalls of traditional electric stove tops

January 13, 2021 by Amelia Buckley

Cities like San Francisco and Ojai have voted to ban the use of natural gas in new construction projects, opting for all-electric homes for the environmental and indoor air quality benefits they provide. As we move toward this new generation of construction, magnetic induction … [Read more...] about Magnetic induction stoves solve the pitfalls of traditional electric stove tops

This technology uses ultrasound and nanodroplets to clear blood clots

January 13, 2021 by Ivar Laanen

When a patient has a blood clot, they are often prescribed blood-thinning drugs to clear it out. These drugs, however, do not guarantee success. In 2017, scientists at North Carolina State University described a newly-created technology that can be inserted into a vein to clear … [Read more...] about This technology uses ultrasound and nanodroplets to clear blood clots

Listening to salmon could make farmed fishing less wasteful

January 12, 2021 by Ivar Laanen

Farmed salmon make up somewhere between 60 and 70 percent of all the salmon humans eat. Those salmon need to be fed, but it can be tricky for growers to understand when to feed them and how much food to provide. After all, salmon do not behave like dogs, who will simply saunter … [Read more...] about Listening to salmon could make farmed fishing less wasteful

Engineers receive grant to create rail car powered by human waste

January 9, 2021 by Ivar Laanen

In the near future, people in the UK may be transported on trains that run on human waste. Yes, you read that right. Last month, Ultra Light Rail Partners received £60,000 ($81,540) from the government’s Sustainable Innovation Fund to further develop a train that runs on … [Read more...] about Engineers receive grant to create rail car powered by human waste

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