Orbital Alchemy Challenge
Tell us how YOU would recycle objects in orbit! We explore whether a new industry could transform orbital debris into an orbital opportunity by creating feedstocks from recycled spacecraft. Client: NASA
Tell us how YOU would recycle objects in orbit! We explore whether a new industry could transform orbital debris into an orbital opportunity by creating feedstocks from recycled spacecraft. Client: NASA
Contribute innovations in sensor technology that can deliver in-line measurements of water activity in cookies and crackers and/or bulk salt in cookies and crackers. Client: anonymous
Contribute sustainability innovations, including: non-mechanical recycling approaches for polymers and/or PFAS-free surface treatments. Client: anonymous
Contribute innovations in molded fiber technology, specifically approaches or technologies which can impart insulating properties to molded fiber while also maintaining an excellent sustainability profile. Client: anonymous
Access the microgravity environment across a diverse range of technologies and industries. Client: Blue Origin
Researchers at the University of California, Riverside (UCR) have developed a new method to chemically break up poly- and per-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) – also called Forever Chemicals. PFAS are used to make fluoropolymer coatings and Read More
Vestas – an energy solutions provider based in Denmark – has introduced its new stand-alone business, BladeRobots. BladeRobots is an automated robotic technology solution for the maintenance of wind turbines. According to Vestas, the system Read More
Researchers at Ontario’s University of Waterloo have created a drone-powered airborne scanning device that can triangulate the location of every WiFi-connected device within a building. The device – called Wi-Peep – engages in what the Read More
The School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia has put together a multidisciplinary team to create a new method for measuring neural activity using light. This Read More
Researchers from the Department of Ocean Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) have developed an ‘Ocean Wave Energy Converter’ that can generate electricity from sea waves. Called ‘Sindhuja-I,’ the device is Read More
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