Ammonia could be the next big thing in carbon-free fuel
The only thing stopping the use of ammonia as fuel is the current polluting method of producing it. Here’s a company proposing a green answer.
The only thing stopping the use of ammonia as fuel is the current polluting method of producing it. Here’s a company proposing a green answer.
Electro-hydraulic acoustic therapy could treat late-stage chronic kidney disease and delay its progression by up to a year.
Brothers Ofir and Nir Krakowski say their ultimate goal in establishing Deepdub was to make multinational content accessible to everyone.
Medical innovation leaders discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, and why this is good for us and for overloaded clinicians.
AI agents lead conversations, show emotion and perform real-world tasks during human-like interactions with drivers, students and customers.
From burnout to outdated technologies, a new report reveals serious challenges facing North America’s 9-1-1 emergency call centers.
Larger than a Roomba, RoboDeck tackles a tedious task with sensors and artificial intelligence.
How one traumatic swimming-pool incident led to a unique AI alarm and monitoring system that detects kids and pets in the danger zone.
Perception Point researchers say ‘Manipulated Caiman’ attackers defrauded more than 4,000 victims out of over $55 million.
Arranged in a grid of connected vessels, new mechanism controls rotation of PV trackers in unison, helping water-mounted panels generate more energy.
Inspired by a fatal case of domestic violence, startup uses voice algorithms to enable people to get help without reaching for their phone.
Ortech began its journey in the early 2000s, making anti-blast windows and doors, slowly graduating to manufacturing full-on bomb shelters.
15 of the world’s biggest ships have more emissions than all the world’s cars put together. A startup aims to change that with new aircraft lift tech that will help power them with the wind.
Lightricks’ image- and video editing empire rode the mobile wave. Now the next wave in the creator economy is presenting entirely new possibilities for disruption.
Three startups explain their innovative technologies to end the massive male chick slaughter and boost efficiency at layer hatcheries.