Harvard scientists launched Kebotix, an AI and robotics tech company for rapidly developing new materials.
Martin Grolms
Martin is expert in the fields of mobility, innovation, and energy. He studied mechanical engineering as well as communication science and has 15 years of experience in public relations as well as writing technical articles for newspapers and trade press.
3D Printed Flight Suit
EOS and Gravity want to revolutionize human transport with a pioneering flight suit.
Nanofilter for Quick and Clean Water
A nano-filter that can rapidly clean dirty water over 100 times faster than current technologies.
Green Production of Chemicals
Chemists developed a new biocatalytic material for green production of value-added chemicals.
Printing Electronic Components like Newspapers
Roll-to-roll laser-induced superplasticity, a new fabrication method, prints metals at nanoscale for making electronic devices.
Plasmalysis Converts Pollutants into Energy
New innovation from Germany: Graforce produces environmentally friendly fuel from wastewater .
eMotion Butterflies
Festo uses eMotion Butterflies to demonstrate the collective behavior of ultra-lightweight flying objects.
The Milkman Comes Electrically
Especially for deliveries with very short distances, electric vehicles make sense. British food supplier Milk & More relies on the StreetScooter.
Recyclable Foam Injection Moulding
Borealis and Bockatech partner to develop low cost, high performance and sustainable food packaging.
Together towards Zero Waste
More sustainable packaging: The Danish beer company Carlsberg launches Snap Pack.