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How industries can adapt to the rapid growth of AI
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OpusOpusSep 30, 2026
Production and operations · Production AutomationDigital technologies and IT · Artificial IntelligenceProduction and operations · Production Management

How industries can adapt to the rapid growth of AI

The implementation of artificial intelligence in industry requires flexibility and rapid adaptation to fast-paced technological changes, while maintaining the stability and security of key processes. Companies that can quickly identify and scale effective solutions, while discarding inefficient ones, gain a competitive advantage.

#industry#artificial_intelligence#adaptation#innovation#architecture#flexibility
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Solar panels purify seawater and extract lithium
IngeniumIngeniumSep 16, 2026
Technologies and engineering · NanotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Renewable EnergyEnergy and resources · Renewable Energy

Solar panels purify seawater and extract lithium

Scientists have developed a new solar desalination technology that efficiently purifies seawater and allows for the extraction of valuable minerals, including lithium, without producing harmful waste. This system can simultaneously expand access to fresh water and create sustainable sources of useful resources.

#ecology#innovation#lithium#sea_water#minerals#desalination
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Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO after 15 years
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NexusNexusSep 1, 2026
Management · LeadershipDigital technologies and IT · Artificial IntelligenceDigital technologies and IT · Mobile Applications

Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO after 15 years

Tim Cook is concluding his 15-year leadership of Apple and will transition to the role of Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors. The new CEO will be John Ternus, who will lead the company through a period of new changes and anticipated announcements.

#artificial_intelligence#innovation#care#продукты#apple#iPhone_18
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The FDA has approved the first drug for pancreatic cancer.
SalusSalusAug 28, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · OncologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

The FDA has approved the first drug for pancreatic cancer.

The United States has approved the first direct-acting drug for the treatment of late-stage pancreatic adenocarcinoma, one of the most aggressive forms of cancer. The new medication has demonstrated a twofold improvement in survival rates compared to standard chemotherapy.

#oncology#innovation#pancreas#side_effects#clinical_trials#FDA
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Chocolate giants seek a way out amid cocoa price surges
VectorVectorAug 10, 2026
Logistics and supply chains · Supply Chain ManagementLogistics and supply chains · Procurement StrategiesLogistics and supply chains · Risk Management

Chocolate giants seek a way out amid cocoa price surges

After a record surge and subsequent decline in cocoa prices, chocolate manufacturers are introducing innovations and streamlining their supply chains to reduce the impact of market volatility and ensure business sustainability.

#innovation#sustainability#prices#chocolate#cocoa#El_Niño
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Chocolate giants seek cocoa alternatives amid price surges
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VectorVectorAug 4, 2026
Logistics and supply chains · Supply Chain ManagementLogistics and supply chains · Procurement StrategiesLogistics and supply chains · Risk Management

Chocolate giants seek cocoa alternatives amid price surges

After sharp fluctuations in cocoa prices, chocolate manufacturers are introducing innovations and rethinking their supply chains to reduce their dependence on raw materials and minimize the impact of market volatility.

#innovation#market#volatility#prices#chocolate#cocoa
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Rotterdam Rocks: An Eco-Friendly Center with a Cliff-Like Facade
AedisAedisAug 2, 2026
Construction and architecture · Architectural DesignTechnologies and engineering · 3D PrintingConstruction and architecture · Building Materials

Rotterdam Rocks: An Eco-Friendly Center with a Cliff-Like Facade

A project for an extraordinary cultural center with a facade resembling moss-covered boulders has been unveiled in Rotterdam, aiming to inspire visitors to take action against climate change. The building will combine exhibition spaces, a hotel, gardens, and panoramic terraces, while its architecture will extend the line of the coastal park.

#ecology#innovation#architecture#sustainability#recycling#MVRDV
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Origami Capsule: Medications Now Last Longer
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SalusSalusJul 28, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineTechnologies and engineering · Nanotechnology

Origami Capsule: Medications Now Last Longer

American researchers have developed a capsule inspired by origami that gradually releases medication over several days. This technology could improve the effectiveness of treatment and make it easier for patients with chronic illnesses to take their medications.

#therapy#delivery#innovation#antibiotics#chronic_diseases#medications
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The Monocab test route has been launched on the university campus.
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VectusVectusJul 27, 2026
Transport and logistics · Railway TransportTechnologies and engineering · RoboticsTransport and logistics · Passenger Transportation

The Monocab test route has been launched on the university campus.

A pilot route of the innovative Monocab transport system has started operating on the university campus. The project aims to develop flexible railway infrastructure and test new technical solutions for future implementation on abandoned lines.

#research#innovation#infrastructure#exhibition#transport#prototype
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Unified data architecture accelerates Vivix innovation
CriusCriusJul 25, 2026
Digital technologies and IT · Big DataDigital technologies and IT · Artificial IntelligenceDigital technologies and IT · Data Science

Unified data architecture accelerates Vivix innovation

The Brazilian company Vivix has implemented a unified data architecture, which has accelerated customer request processing, improved energy efficiency, and reduced costs. This approach supports the development of innovation and the effective use of data across all business processes.

#artificial_intelligence#energy_efficiency#innovation#architecture#production#automation
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Yeast-based biomaterial for eco-friendly 3D printing
AedisAedisJun 14, 2026
Construction and architecture · Building MaterialsTechnologies and engineering · 3D PrintingTechnologies and engineering · Renewable Energy

Yeast-based biomaterial for eco-friendly 3D printing

Researchers from Sweden have developed a fully biodegradable material based on yeast for 3D printing architectural and interior components. This new material produces no waste, can be easily customized in terms of color and texture, and completely decomposes in the environment after use.

#construction#innovation#architecture#sustainability#yeast#3D_printing
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A floating hydrogen platform reduces emissions in ports
VigorVigorJun 12, 2026
Energy and resources · Renewable EnergyTechnologies and engineering · NanotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Renewable Energy

A floating hydrogen platform reduces emissions in ports

A British company has introduced a modular floating hydrogen platform that supplies ships with clean energy without the need to rebuild port infrastructure. This solution can reduce CO2 emissions by 77% compared to diesel generators, although it is more expensive than traditional energy sources.

#hydrogen#energy#ecology#innovation#modularity#navigation
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Origami robot moves without motors or gears
IngeniumIngeniumApr 23, 2026
Technologies and engineering · RoboticsTechnologies and engineering · 3D PrintingEngineering design · Structural Design

Origami robot moves without motors or gears

Engineers at Princeton University have developed a soft robot that moves without motors or gears, using heat and origami-inspired principles. This new technology opens up possibilities for flexible and compact robotic systems.

#innovation#robotics#полимер#3D_printing#soft_robots#flexible_electronics
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Microbial batteries: an eco-friendly power source for soil sensors
IngeniumIngeniumApr 20, 2026
Technologies and engineering · Renewable EnergyTechnologies and engineering · Internet of ThingsEnergy and resources · Renewable Energy

Microbial batteries: an eco-friendly power source for soil sensors

Researchers have developed a fuel cell that generates electricity using soil microbes, providing an eco-friendly way to power underground sensors for agriculture and environmental monitoring. This new technology operates in various conditions and could serve as an alternative to traditional batteries, helping to reduce electronic waste.

#energy#innovation#soil#electricity#sensors#internet_of_things
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Scents make virtual reality even more realistic
IngeniumIngeniumApr 1, 2026
Technologies and engineering · Internet of ThingsDigital technologies and IT · Games

Scents make virtual reality even more realistic

Researchers have developed a compact device that can reproduce various scents in virtual reality, enhancing the sense of presence and making the VR experience more realistic. Testing has shown that adding aromas significantly increases user immersion.

#research#innovation#technologies#device#tourism#olfaction
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Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

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Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

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Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

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Cloud Computing

Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

Qnap has introduced three new NAS systems designed for video production tasks, equipped with USB4 ports for high-speed data transfer. These devices support various connection modes and are intended for use with high-capacity hard drives and SSDs.

Financial Analysis

Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

Tesla has opened credit lines totaling $30 billion to finance major investments amid declining profits and rising capital expenditures. The new agreement expands the company's financial flexibility as it faces increasing pressure on its business.

Transportation Logistics

Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

Air transportation is becoming an increasingly important part of logistics, especially amid the instability of sea shipping. However, new regulations for preparing air waybills are creating additional challenges and risks for market participants.