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The Innovation Report

How Advanced High-Tech Sensors Are Reshaping Sustainable Agriculture

The agriculture sector is undergoing rapid transformation as farmers confront increasingly unpredictable weather patterns, nutrient depletion, soil degradation and competing demands for water and energy....

AI’s Power And Water Consumption Worrying Agriculture Sector

Nations around the world are rapidly building out the infrastructure needed to take part in the AI boom–including massive, multibillion dollar investments in data centers, which house and manage the servers...

Food Waste Tech Expands To U.S. To Help Hospitality Industry Cut Waste And Costs

The Netherlands-based company Orbisk is expanding into the U.S. after successful partnerships with major global brands including Accor, Hyatt, and Carnival Cruise Line. With the U.S. generating an...

Thanksgiving Classics Shine Thanks To Food Science

Last year, Thanksgiving hosts spent an average of $265 on food and drinks to serve 11 people. That cost is offset by 63% of guests bringing their favorite sides. While turkey is the traditional centerpiece,...

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Tiny Piece Of Tech Will Change How You Watch Racing

When you describe it in words, the Indianapolis 500 might seem like a boring watch: Cars go round and round an oval track 200 times, totaling 500 miles over the course of a few hours. But if you were a driver, you’d be having a hell of a different experience. Think...

Israel Lasers Intercept “Dozens” Of Drones In Major Leap

Israel's military used a high-powered laser to take out drones in combat, the Israeli Defense Ministry said, a significant step toward laser technology being used to intercept real-life threats on the battlefield. Two laser air defense systems have intercepted "dozens...

Why Intempus Thinks Robots Should Have A Human Physiological State

Teddy Warner, 19, has always been interested in robotics. His family was in the industry, and he says he “grew up” working in a machinist shop while in high school. Now Warner is building a robotics company of his own, Intempus, that looks to make robots a bit more...