Self-Powered Motor: Futuristic approach for Mobility, Robotics, & Power Industries

The self-filled engine is made of fluid metal, a drop of metal amalgam made for the most part of gallium. It can move around and around, in straight lines. This idea will help future mobility, power & robotics field.

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By Prof.(Dr.) Sanjay K Rout

28 March 2020

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Industrial

A "micro factory" that creates building materials from rubbish

A micro factory is a series of modules that can take a variety of different waste materials and transform them into a new product. Textiles for example can be combined with glass in the micro factory to be converted into hard green ceramics.The ideal location for these micro factories is where the waste is being collected so you can have communities able to access them and turn their own waste into a resource, a small-scale industry.https://www.abc.net.au/austory/the-tipping-point/13164736

24 February 2021 by Lynn Wood 0 Comments

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Industrial

20 February 2021 by Lynn Wood 0 Comments

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Industrial

Australia's contribution to the #MarsMission

NASA celebrated the landing of #MarsPersevere on Feb 18. Abigail Allwood has been working on PIXL. Engineers at JPL and QUT have been building software to crunch the data as it comes down from Mars, making PIXL more relevant to the whole tactical decision-making process, including selection of samples. David Flannery will guide the team of scientists on the mission where to go and which samples to take. More> https://ab.co/37usWJZFrom left to right: Brendan Orenstein (PhD student), Julian Andres Galvez Serna (PhD student), Michael Jones (Collaborator), Peter Nemere (Collaborator), David Flannery (Co-I), Luke Nothdurft (Collaborator), Vanessa Zepeda (PhD student).

19 February 2021 by Maria MacNama... 1 Comments

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