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Inspired by the structure of polar bear fur, researchers in Science present a knittable aerogel fiber with exceptional thermal and mechanical properties. The fibers are washable, dyeable, durable, and well-suited to be used in advanced textiles.
A scalable synthetic fiber that mimics the structure of polar bear fur has excellent thermal and mechanical properties.
Shares of Amazon closed up 1.5% on Wednesday.
Last November, the European Commission warned the planned acquisition raises competition concerns, saying it found Amazon may have the ability to prevent or degrade iRobot rivals’ access to its online site by delisting or reducing the visibility of their products in search results and other areas.
The European Commission opened an in-depth probe into the purchase last July and is expected to rule on the deal by Feb. 14.
The North Korean dictator was also quoted as saying he had ‘no intention of avoiding war’ with his country’s southern neighbor as he toured the major weapons factory, cigarette in hand.
I cannot completely confirm if this true as the nuclear threats are a constant thing now.
Locally correctable codes need barely any information to fix errors, but they’re extremely long. Now we know that the simplest versions can’t get any shorter.
Staff at the Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) brewery in Leuven, Belgium took Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot on a test run in 2022 to see how many mechanical issues or air leaks it could find in the sprawling facility. Less than two hours later, they were ready to offer the robot a full-time job.
In the year since, Spot has become a key part of AB InBev’s “Brewery of the Future” program, which invests in emerging technology to support the company’s ambition of achieving net-zero operations at the Leuven facility by 2028. Spot conducts 1,800 individual inspections each week across ten packaging lines that churn out over 50,000 containers of Stella Artois, Budweiser, and Corona beer every hour. In its first six months of deployment, Spot discovered nearly 150 anomalies and slashed average repair times from a few months to a mere 13 days.
“Our machinery experiences a lot of wear over time, so predictive maintenance is a top priority,” said David Gregory, strategic projects acceleration manager at AB InBev. “Spot is seeing more than double the anomalies we were expecting, but we’re also now able to make repairs and see performance increases and energy reduction within the brewery.”
What if we told you a future NYC skyscraper could actually extend vertically from the clouds rather than the ground?
Clouds AO’s proposed Analemma Tower would be the world’s tallest building that could be suspended over any city from an asteroid.
