The Kepler series of humanoid robots represents a significant leap forward in artificial intelligence (AI) and embodied intelligence for robotics, showcasing the cutting-edge capabilities of Kepler Exploration Robot Co
Fourth Power, a Boston-based company, is creating ultra-high temperature "sun in a box" energy storage technology (hot thermal batter) based on thermophotovoltaic (TPV) cells to address the increasing demand for renewable energy on the grid
The Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu says he has scrapped plans to relocate citizens and build fortress islands in order to combat rising sea levels and the possibility of depleting drinking water supplies.
Berlin has unveiled plans for a "maglev" rail, or sustainable magnetic levitation train. This is how it will function.
The Board of Directors of NEOM, the sustainable regional development taking shape in northwest Saudi Arabia, today announced Epicon, its latest luxury coastal tourism destination, including a residential offering
The cooks at El Diablo restaurant in the Canary Islands use the heat from a still-active volcano to cook their meat instead of utilizing fire, electricity, or natural gas.
Space Perspective, located on Florida's Space Coast, showcased the unique layout of its first-ever Space Spa. Spaceship Neptune, a cutting-edge spacecraft designed by Space Perspective, contains a pressurized capsule that is slowly carried to the edge of space by a massive SpaceBalloon, radically reimagining human spaceflight.
The highest peak in France, Mont Blanc, has reportedly experienced an unanticipated fluctuation in height in recent years. At 4,805.59 meters, the mountain's peak is currently 2.22 meters lower than it was in 2021 when it was last measured.
The revolutionary Solar Airship One project by Euro Airship has begun operations. It will go nonstop around the globe with no use of fossil fuels and no emissions of carbon dioxide.
The flash flood that killed thousands of people in Libya this week was caused by a "medicane," a rare but catastrophic weather phenomena that experts fear will become more common as the planet warms.
