MIT technique allows robots to identify hidden objects
mmNorm achieves an accuracy of 96% when reconstructing hidden objects, outperforming current state-of-the-art methods by 40%.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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GameChange launches solar system that reduces leveling
The new Genius Tracker TF eliminates the need for leveling by precisely adapting to the natural profile of the terrain.
SKF drives tidal energy reliability together with Proteus
Proteus is the first company in the world to move a tidal turbine from one location to another.
Australian government extends support to Cobalt Blue project
The Broken Hill project will be able to supply batteries for 375,000 electric vehicles per year thanks to federal support.
Northrop Grumman tests its most powerful solid propellant
The BOLE allows a five-ton increase in payload to lunar orbit thanks to its new design.
Harbin delivers turbine for Datang Zala hydroelectric power plant
It is the world's first 500 MW single-unit impulse turbine, designed and manufactured entirely in China.
EDP promotes intelligent automation in solar farm maintenance
A solar farm can reduce its operating costs by up to 80% with robots that only act when drones detect dirt or vegetation.
Svitzer Barrington joins Newcastle port with new towage model
The Svitzer Barrington improves complex maneuvering and energy efficiency at Newcastle Harbour.
Equinor drives third phase of Johan Sverdrup, Norway’s largest oil field
One out of every three barrels of oil extracted in Norway comes from the Johan Sverdrup field.
Sierra Space opens solar plant in Colorado for defense and satellites
The plant has the capacity to manufacture one solar panel per day and up to 100 satellite wings per year.
SolarDuck expands its marine test with 54 interconnected solar platforms in MARIN
The wind reduced the movement of the interconnected solar platforms, confirming their stabilizing effect in floating scale configurations.
PowerCell begins new phase with its MS-500 fuel cell system
The MS-500 is PowerCell's first marine system rated at 1 megawatt, designed for ships and based on aerospace technology.