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Could This Fuel Cell Tech Help Scale Green Hydrogen?

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Alkaline electrolysis is less capital intensive and more established at larger scales, but it lacks efficiency and its harsh, basic solution complicates system design. In addition to sourcing cheaper materials for the electrolyzer components, Ecolectro is outsourcing the manufacturing to Re:Builds plants in New York and Pennsylvania.

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Video Friday: Meet Mech, a Superhumanoid Robot

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University of Pennsylvania Sung Robotics Lab ] After hours of dance battles with professional choreographers (yes, real human dancers!), This feature offers two modes: map-based point selection and navigation and video-based point navigation, designed for open terrains and confined spaces respectively.

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Video Friday: Robots for Extreme Environments

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Featuring lightweight design with extreme-environment endurance, it conquers rugged mountain trails, muddy wetlands and debris-strewn ruinspioneering embodied intelligence in power inspection, emergency response, logistics, and scientific exploration. And heres a bit more on how it was done, mostly with arms from Universal Robots. [

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Ensuring Technology Is Tailored for An Aging Population

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But not all age tech designers are taking into account issues that older people face, such as decreased mental acuity, mobility, perception, and strength. Designing with those concerns in mind can be guided by technical standards. Americans With Disabilities Act and similar laws. Arnold also researched relevant IEEE standards.

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Accelergy Receives Grant from Pennsylvania for Feasibility Study on Coal-Biomass-to-Liquids

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The feasibility study is the first step in securing additional state funds for the construction of the Alliance’s first pilot production facility, and as part of the program in Pennsylvania the Alliance will seek opportunities to collaborate with local universities and research centers.

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DOE awards $39M to strengthen university-led nuclear energy research and development

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The US Department of Energy has awarded up to $39 million in research grants aimed at developing advanced nuclear energy technologies and training under the Nuclear Energy University Programs (NEUP) initiative. The grants will support up to 51 projects at colleges and universities around the country.

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Penn State Li-ion battery design could charge an EV in 10 minutes; asymmetric temperature modulation

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If scaled, the asymmetric temperature modulation design is one potential strategy to alleviate concerns that all-electric vehicles lack sufficient cruise range to safely reach a destination without stalling mid-journey. —senior author Chao-Yang Wang, a mechanical engineer at The Pennsylvania State University. Yang et al.

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