Articles by April Fowell
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Beehex is Developing Deep-Space Food Solutions, the Future of In-Space Dining?
Beehex aims to kick off the project between 2026 and 2027. NASA, JAXA, and the European Space Agency are working together with the food business to deliver better space food.
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This Pepper Spray May Be Connected To Your Mobile Phone and Call for Help
444's pepper spray is still in its early development, but it shows a promising future with the technology involved.
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eQuinox 2 is a New Eyeless Telescope Makes Space Exploration Available to Everybody
Citizen astronomers now have an opportunity to explore space better. Unistellar, has released a brand-new 'eyeless' telescope, the eQuinox 2 at the CES 2023 in Las Vegas, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Researchers Made a Breakthrough That Can Potentially Help the Treatment of Sepsis
CD14 and TRIF are found to help with the treatment of sepsis potentially. Researchers have made a significant breakthrough that can help with the treatment of sepsis, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Pentagon Awards $40 Million Contract for the Delivery of Anti-Drone Weapon Systems to L3Harris
The Pentagon awarded L3Harris Technologies Inc. a $40 million contract to deliver anti-drone weapon systems. The anti-drone weapon systems will boost Ukraine's security forces.
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VinFast Releases Details Behind VF 6 and VF 7, Reservations to Begin in March 2023
VinFast's all-electric SUVs seem promising. VinFast has revealed the specifications of their latest VF 6 crossover and VF 7 SUV at CES 2023 in Las Vegas, as reported by Electrek.
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Stellantis Expands Partnership With Archer Aviation to Build eVTOL ‘Midnight’
6,000 Midnight aircraft are set to be deployed by 2030. Stellantis is expanding its partnership with Archer Aviation to produce an Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft, as reported by Electrek.
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The Tallest Wind Turbine Installation Ship On Its Way to Help Build the World’s Biggest Wind Farm
Jan De Nul's Voltaire is now on its way to the UK. Jan De Nul, a Belgium-based contractor, will help build the 3. 6GW Dogger Bank located in the UK North Sea with their Voltaire wind turbine, according to a press release.
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ZF Partners With Beep to Deliver Autonomous Shuttles in the US
The new shuttles are slated to arrive in 2025. ZF, an automotive supplier, will be partnering with Beep, an autonomous shuttle operator to deliver shuttles in the US, according to TechCrunch.
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Goodyear Shows Off 90% Sustainable Tires at CES 2023
Goodyear is on track to reach their goal of a fully sustainable tire by 2030. At CES 2023 in Las Vegas, Goodyear showed off their latest innovation in tires-a 90 percent sustainable tire, as reported by Electrek.
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Google Research and DeepMind Launch an AI-Based Healthcare Language Model
MedPaLM is a promising language model in the medical field so far. Google Research and DeepMind have launched an AI-based healthcare platform called MedPaLM, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Alogic Releases New Wall and Car Chargers at CES 2023
Alogic's new chargers are a step up from their previous lineup. CES 2023 has revealed many innovations, including Alogic's USB-C wall and car chargers.
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NHS Trial Tests the Benefits of Proton Beam Therapy for Breast Cancer Patients
NHS is now ready to roll out its proton beam therapy trial. Proton beam therapy has a higher potential to help breast cancer patients.
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Aromajoin Introduces a Neck-Wearable Smell Dispenser That Can Add Aromas to Videos
Kyoto-based Aromajoin takes us a step closer to a technology that we can smell. Aromajoin introduces a neck-wearable smell dispenser that can add six different aromas to your videos, as reported by TechCrunch.
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Volkswagen's ID.Aero Prototype Turns Into ID7, To Release in 2026
The ID.AERO prototype looks like the ID.7. Volkswagen's (VW) ID. AERO prototype turned into the ID. 7, which is the company's sixth modern EV, as reported by Electrek.
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Scientists Find Out More About This Supermassive Black Hole That Releases Mysterious Radiation
Researchers from different parts of the world are observing this supermassive black hole. Researchers used observations from the Green Bank Telescope (GBT) to find more details about a huge black hole that mysteriously releases bubbles of radiation, according to a press release.
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Startup Company Creates An Amazon-Like Platform, But For Health Services
HD makes healthcare services more accessible to those in Southeast Asia. A startup company based in Bangkok, HD, has created an Amazon-like platform for healthcare services in Southeast Asia, as reported by TechCrunch.
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Arlo Will No Longer Support Some Older Security Cameras in April 2023
Subscriptions are available for those who want to keep their old Arlo security cameras. Older security cameras of Arlo will soon lose access to future updates and some perks since the implementation of the end-of-life policy for its products, according to Engadget.
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Africa To Give Away Electric Motorcycles to Replace ICE-Powered Motorcycles
The announcement will push Africa a step closer to its net zero emissions goals. Africa, specifically in Uganda, is on a mission to replace Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) motorycles and vehicles, according to Electrek.
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Tesla’s Head of China Takes Over North America, To Replicate Giga Shanghai’s Success?
With Tom Zhu's "touch," things could skyrocket for Tesla. Tesla's Tom Zhu, the head of China, is now taking over North America, specifically sales, service, and deliveries, according to Electrek.
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Caltech Prepares to Launch First Space Solar Power Demonstrator Into Space
Caltech brings us closer to harvesting energy from space. There could be a different way on collecting and harvesting solar power in the future as Caltech prepares to launch their project this month.
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Belgian NGO Uses Human Hair to Absorb Environmental Pollutants
The Belgian NGO company has found a way to use human hair clippings to save the environment. Belgian NGO, Dung Dung, is using human hair to absorb environmental pollutants as part of the Hair Recycle Project, as reported by EuroNews.
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This New Full-Suspension Electric Bike is Built on a One-Piece Magnesium Alloy Frame Only
The Heybike Tyson is set to launch in the market soon. Heybike has made an extraordinary electric bike. The full-suspension folding e-bike is made from a one-piece magnesium alloy frame, as reported by Electrek.
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UK’s Red Arrows Jets Will Retire in 2030, New Fleet to Come Soon
Using new technology, the production of Red Arrows will be faster and more affordable for The UK. We are finally saying goodbye to the UK's iconic Red Arrow jets, following the country's Ministry of Defence's (MoD) signing of a multimillion-dollar agreement with a private defense corporation for the development of a new fleet, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Japan’s Space One Will Conduct Its Maiden Rocket Launch in February 2023
After the delays, Space One is ready to launch Kairos. Space One, a Japanese startup, is set to conduct its maiden rocket launch in February 2023, as reported by Nikkei Asia.
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Honda Will Recall 200,000 Hybrid Vehicles Made in China Due to Brake Pedal Sensor Issues
200,000 Honda hybrid vehicles will be recalled. Honda will recall over 200,000 hybrid vehicles due to issues with brake pedal sensors, as reported by Reuters.
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Ram Will Reveal Electric Truck in January, Could Go by The Name Ram 1500 REV
Designed to compete against other electric trucks today, the Ram 1500 may finally have an official name.
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Neuroscientists Develop a Biomarker Test That Can Detect Alzheimer’s Neurodegeneration in Blood Faster
If this is successful, it will be a game-changer in the medical field. Neuroscientists has developed a test that can detect Alzheimer's disease neurodegenration in a blood sample, according to MedicalXpress.
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The Pentagon Grounds F-35 Fighters Until January Following Texas Accident
The number of F-35 fighters that are grounded is still unknown. The Pentagon has grounded a number of newer F-35 Joint Striker Fighters following the recent Texas runway incident, as reported by Defense News.
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Japan’s First Commercial Offshore Wind Farm is Now Live, To Power Around 150,000 Homes
The commercial wind farm will be able to power a lot of homes. Japan's first commercial offshore wind farm is now running, as reported by Electrek.
