Sep 18, 2025 | Agriculture, Featured, Robots
With a global market valued at about $20 billion, the world’s appetite for strawberries continues to grow at a juicy six percent CAGR rate. However, the sector faces multiple struggles, with water and labor shortages weighing down on producers. Robotic harvesting has...
Sep 18, 2025 | Aerial Vehicles, Electric Vehicles
Self-driving cars are quickly spreading across the country — could flying cars be next? Alef, based in San Mateo, California, has secured agreements with two Silicon Valley airports to test the world’s first flying car that can take off vertically from...
Sep 18, 2025 | Healthcare, Robots
Over the past decades, the incidence of cancer in the GI tract and some other conditions affecting the digestive system has risen substantially. Existing approaches to diagnose and treat GI cancers rely on endoscopy, a medical procedure that entails the inspection of...
Sep 17, 2025 | California, Hydrogen, Rail
Folks in California have just met their newest ride, the hydrogen-powered Zemu train. The official launch took place on September 13, and there was quite a crowd waiting to witness what many consider a historic moment. Zemu is the first of its kind in California and...
Sep 15, 2025 | Electric Vehicles
Here’s some good news for a Friday afternoon: For 2025 through August, global electric vehicle sales have grown by 25 percent compared to the same eight months in 2024, according to the analysts at Rho Motion. That amounts to 12.5 million EVs, although the data...
Sep 11, 2025 | Jobs, Manufacturing, US Economy
American manufacturers are showing signs of struggles hanging onto employees with tariffs increasing the cost of doing business and uncertainty lingering over the economy putting many companies in difficult decisions on how to adjust to a new environment and...
Sep 11, 2025 | Detroit, Education, Healthcare
The groundbreaking ceremony – held at the building’s future site at 545 E. Canfield Street in Midtown Detroit – brought together state, local and university leaders alongside faculty, staff, students and community members. “This new building represents Wayne...
Sep 11, 2025 | Education, Engineering
Rick Currie from Astemo, Garth Motschenbacher from MSU, and Global Auto Mobility’s John Petty speak with MSU engineering student Keegan Degoede about his Astemo internship and final project. The Engineering Careers Tour explores the ways that universities,...
Sep 11, 2025 | Energy, Hydrogen
There’s an odd irony in utility-scale construction: working for the power company doesn’t always mean you have power. That lack of accessible grid power makes it tough to fully decarbonize some construction sites, no matter how committed they are to reducing...
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