Technology - general
The digital divide could exclude millions
21 Apr 2021
The digital divide could exclude millions of the UK's poorest people, academics warned at the first event of Imperial's new 'SDG of the month' series
Reliance acquires majority stake in US smart mobility firm SkyTran
03 Mar 2021
SkyTran has developed a patented, high-speed elevated personal rapid transit system that accommodates two-person jet-like pods and operating with magnetic levitation technology along computer-controlled network
Sun-driven Aptera starts online bookings, offers customisation
21 Jan 2021
Range options include 1,600 km. 960 km, 640 km and 400 km with respective price tags of $44,900, $34,600, $29,800 and $25,900 while drive packages include Front-Wheel Drive @ 100 kW, and All-Wheel Drive @ 150 kW, besides interior color options of Sandy blue, Earth tones and Bright coral
Boston Dynamics robots dance to show off their agility
04 Jan 2021
Boston Dynamics dance video of the robots is meant to tell the world that the humanoids and the quadrupeds are as agile as living creatures and are capable of doing things that are now seen impossible
DRDO Young Scientists Lab develops quantum based technology for random number generation
04 Jan 2021
CSIR-CMERI develops world’s largest solar tree
02 Sep 2020
Installed at CSIR-CMERI Residential Colony, Durgapur, the solar tree has an installed capacity of above 11.5 kWp and an annual capacity to generate 12,000-14,000 units of clean and green power
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