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New Study: How drones and other new technologies can help find hidden oil and gas wells

By: Adam Peltz and Meg Coleman Pennsylvania has been drilling oil and gas wells for more than 160 years. But generations of development have left...

Drones, Balloons and Sound Waves: New Ways to Fight the World’s Fires

Rain is working with Sikorsky to turn a Black Hawk helicopter into an AI-powered firefighting machine—potentially transforming how the world responds to increasingly destructive...

Repairs a part of the learning curve with ag robotics

Easing labour crunches during traditionally busy periods is one of the major benefits of robotics in agriculture often touted by promoters of the technology. During...

By Leslie Hayward, Senior Vice President of Communications, SAFE and Rachel McCleery, Executive Director, SAFE’s Coalition for Reimagined Mobility  Two words: demand and scale. Forthcoming federal action will impact how commercial drones are used,...

The energy and industrial security argument for why drone deployment policy matters

By Leslie Hayward, Senior Vice President of Communications, SAFE and Rachel McCleery, Executive Director, SAFE’s Coalition for Reimagined Mobility  Two words: demand and scale. Forthcoming federal action will impact how commercial drones are used,...

Councils could gain new powers to make fly-tippers clean up waste

Fly-tipping offenders could be required to clean up dumped waste and contribute towards the cost of putting the damage right under government proposals intended...

Semiconducting nanorods help laser-powered drones keep cool

Remote uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, equipped with solar cells could be wirelessly charged using laser beams directed at them from the ground,...

Farming in 2040: What will change and what will stay the same?

In just fourteen years, we’ll hit the year 2040. Fourteen years really isn’t that much time in the grand scheme of things, and yet, think...

Kerosene’s Last Ride

Yesterday, 25,000 pounds of carbon fiber, batteries, and one brave pilot flew without burning a drop of jet fuel. X1, Heart Aerospace’s demonstration electric...

Sila Nanotechnologies Lands $1.4B U.S. DoD Backing to Challenge China’s Battery Supply Chain

Sila Nanotechnologies has received a conditional loan commitment of up to $1.4 billion from the U.S. Department of Defense to expand production of silicon-carbon...

UK battery materials company Integrals Power has been chosen as the cathode active material supplier for a £2-million UK government-funded project to develop lithium...

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