Panama approves multi-million dollar project to build a biorefinery
The project is notable not only for its financial size, but also for its strategic location in Colón, an area that will become a key center for green energy in the region.
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Rescue of MV Ultra Galaxy off the coast of South Africa progresses
The vessel was carrying a significant amount of fertilizers and fuels. Salvage operations include extraordinary measures such as the recovery of hatch covers and environmental monitoring to protect the coast and local marine life.
Taurus underwater ROV for deep ocean exploration unveiled
In addition to being a research tool, the Taurus is also used for real-time education, transmitting underwater images directly to classrooms and community events.
Dune style! Scientists create spacesuit that converts urine into drinking water
The system can recover up to 75% of the water from astronauts' urine, transforming it into drinkable water, which benefits the health of the space crew.
ITER showed the “almost final appearance” of its platform
The photos were obtained through the use of drones and other aerial photography technologies.
New heavy lift vessel prepares for maiden voyage
The "AAL ECO-DECK" is an innovation that expands the stowage space to more than 5,200 m², optimizing the maritime transport of large and varied cargoes.
Small robotic soft actuator that mimics human muscles created
The soft actuator is able to adapt and function effectively even when completely bent.
Qinglong robot unveiled in China: first general purpose humanoid
Qinglong can achieve a maximum articulation torque of 400 N-m and a computational power of 400 TOP.
NASA mission to simulate Mars habitat completed
The volunteers not only lived in Mars-like conditions, but also grew their own food, a crucial practice for sustainability in future Martian colonies.
Snail robot that locates partners to form a swarm is created
These robots can form complex structures such as stairs and bridges, and even rotate 360 degrees while anchored.
University Unveils Innovative Solar-Powered Truck Model
The truck can operate in temperatures as low as -45 degrees Celsius, offering a mobile solution to the shortage of cold storage in urban environments such as Hong Kong.
Oil operations in Texas are restored after Hurricane Beryl
Texas produces 40% of the oil and 20% of the natural gas in the U.S., making it crucial to the country's energy economy.