
Startups propose CO2 storage in concrete for emission-free construction
Carbonaide specializes in producing concrete without CO₂ emissions, using carbon reuse and storage technologies.
Carbonaide specializes in producing concrete without CO₂ emissions, using carbon reuse and storage technologies.
The carbon sponge only needs to be heated to 90-100 °C to release the captured CO₂, unlike the other materials.
The superconducting bond and its flexible cryostat can be wound on a large drum.
The new technique reduces the finishing time of 3D printed metal parts from 200 minutes to 133 minutes.
AI doctors can treat 10,000 patients in a few days, something that would take human doctors at least two years.
The lunar South Pole is key because of its near-constant exposure to sunlight, crucial for power generation on lunar missions.
CNF-SP aerogel combines biodegradable cellulose and spiropyran, which allow its reuse in oil spill cleanup.
The project has received an Innovadores grant of 84,000 euros from the Generalitat de Catalunya to bring this technology to market.
This material would enable robots to perceive environments and perform tasks more accurately in extreme weather conditions.
Google will redirect the waste heat produced by the servers in its data center through a system of heat exchangers.
The use of these bricks could reduce household energy bills by up to 5% thanks to their improved insulation capacity.
Drone pipeline inspection accounted for 17% of the global market in 2022, with a projected growth of 14.2% annually through 2033.