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Greening Riyadh Through Yokogawa Intelligent Urban Control

Greening Riyadh Through Yokogawa Intelligent Urban Control
Greening Riyadh Through Yokogawa Intelligent Urban Control Riyadh is in the middle of a profound transformation, one that places environmental quality and liveability at the heart of urban planning. The Green Riyadh programme, led by the Government of Saudi Arabia, sits firmly within the ambitions o...
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Ventiva Redefines Thermal Design for the AI Era at CES

Ventiva Redefines Thermal Design for the AI Era at CES
Ventiva Redefines Thermal Design for the AI Era at CES Thermal management has quietly become one of the defining constraints of modern computing. As artificial intelligence workloads expand across laptops, edge devices, and hyperscale data centres, heat generation has surged in both intensity and du...
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The Smart Quarry and the Age of Data Driven Extraction

The Smart Quarry and the Age of Data Driven Extraction
The Smart Quarry and the Age of Data Driven Extraction Modern quarrying is undergoing a quiet revolution. Once perceived as dusty, rugged sites relying on brute force and old-school intuition, quarries are now being reimagined as digitally-driven operations rich with data and automation. In fact, re...
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Lyte Showcasing the Future of Physical AI Perception at CES

Lyte Showcasing the Future of Physical AI Perception at CES
Lyte Showcasing the Future of Physical AI Perception at CES Lyte has stepped out of stealth with a clear statement of intent and a substantial financial runway. The Mountain View based company has secured an aggregate of $107 million in funding to tackle one of the most persistent and under apprecia...
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CoreWeave and NVIDIA Rubin are Redefining AI Infrastructure

CoreWeave and NVIDIA Rubin are Redefining AI Infrastructure
CoreWeave and NVIDIA Rubin are Redefining AI Infrastructure Artificial intelligence infrastructure is moving into a new phase, one defined less by experimentation and more by dependable, production scale deployment. Against that backdrop, CoreWeave has confirmed plans to integrate the NVIDIA Rubin p...
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Rethinking Security and Privacy in the AI Age

Rethinking Security and Privacy in the AI Age
Rethinking Security and Privacy in the AI Age Trust has quietly become the foundational infrastructure of artificial intelligence. As AI systems move from novelty to necessity, shaping how people work, communicate and manage their homes, confidence in how these systems behave is no longer optional....
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AI Meets Physics for Surface-Wave Seismic Imaging

AI Meets Physics for Surface-Wave Seismic Imaging
AI Meets Physics for Surface-Wave Seismic Imaging Surface-wave seismic methods have long been a cornerstone of near-surface investigation, valued for their ability to link wave dispersion directly to subsurface structure. By exploiting the natural relationship between frequency and depth, engineers...
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Resetting the Clock on West Yorkshire Mass Transit

Resetting the Clock on West Yorkshire Mass Transit
Resetting the Clock on West Yorkshire Mass Transit West Yorkshire’s long anticipated mass transit scheme has entered a more deliberate phase, with the UK government and the West Yorkshire Combined Authority revising the programme timeline for what is now a £2.5 billion investment. Full completion an...
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How Talking Slows Eye Movements Behind the Wheel

How Talking Slows Eye Movements Behind the Wheel
How Talking Slows Eye Movements Behind the Wheel Modern vehicles are safer, quieter, and more connected than ever. Yet inside the cabin, one of the most ordinary human behaviours remains surprisingly risky. Talking. Not shouting, not arguing, just everyday conversation. New scientific evidence now s...
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TomTom Redefines Lane-Level Mapping and ADAS

TomTom Redefines Lane-Level Mapping and ADAS
TomTom Redefines Lane-Level Mapping and ADAS The push towards safer, more automated mobility has exposed a long-standing weakness in digital mapping. High-definition maps have traditionally delivered accuracy, but often at the expense of scale, freshness, and cost. TomTom is now setting out to chang...
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Gwangju’s AI Ecosystem Steps Onto the Global Stage at CES

Gwangju’s AI Ecosystem Steps Onto the Global Stage at CES
Gwangju’s AI Ecosystem Steps Onto the Global Stage at CES Every January, Las Vegas becomes a temporary capital of global technology. In 2026, that spotlight will shine a little brighter on South Korea’s southwest as Gwangju Metropolitan City and the Gwangju Information and Culture Industry Promotion...
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Sumbu Exoskeleton Redefining Wearable Mobility at CES 2026

Sumbu Exoskeleton Redefining Wearable Mobility at CES 2026
Sumbu Exoskeleton Redefining Wearable Mobility at CES 2026 At CES 2026, Sumbu is stepping up to unveil its Exo-S3 series, introducing what it describes as the world’s first commercially available dual-vector exoskeleton designed for real-world terrain. While powered exoskeletons have existed for yea...
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How Quarries and Aggregates Power Modern Infrastructure

How Quarries and Aggregates Power Modern Infrastructure
How Quarries and Aggregates Power Modern Infrastructure Modern infrastructure is literally built on rock. Every highway, bridge, rail bed, airport runway, and wind farm rests upon millions of tonnes of aggregates: the sand, gravel, and crushed stone extracted from quarries. Yet the quarrying sector...
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EBRD Investing in a Greener Rail Future for North Macedonia

EBRD Investing in a Greener Rail Future for North Macedonia
EBRD Investing in a Greener Rail Future for North Macedonia North Macedonia is taking a decisive step towards a cleaner, more competitive freight transport system. With a €20.9 million sovereign loan approved by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the country is set to modernise it...
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Unimogs Reinforce Front Line Flood Response in Britain

Unimogs Reinforce Front Line Flood Response in Britain
Unimogs Reinforce Front Line Flood Response in Britain When floodwaters rise and access routes disappear, the speed at which equipment and people can reach the front line often determines the scale of damage avoided. Against that backdrop, the Environment Agency’s decision to take delivery of two Me...
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Biology Meets Mining and AI to Unlock Critical Minerals

Biology Meets Mining and AI to Unlock Critical Minerals
Biology Meets Mining and AI to Unlock Critical Minerals Rare earth elements and critical minerals have moved from niche scientific interest to strategic necessity. Materials such as cobalt now sit at the heart of modern energy systems, from electric vehicle batteries and grid scale storage to advanc...
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Building a Robot-Ready Construction Workforce

Building a Robot-Ready Construction Workforce
Building a Robot-Ready Construction Workforce Across global construction markets, the pressure points are stacking up. Chronic labour shortages, an ageing workforce, tightening safety regulations, and stubborn productivity gaps are no longer cyclical problems. They are structural ones. Contractors a...
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Making Artificial Intelligence Work for Engineering Reality

Making Artificial Intelligence Work for Engineering Reality
Making Artificial Intelligence Work for Engineering Reality Computational mechanics has long been one of the quiet workhorses of engineering and applied science. From structural analysis and geotechnical modelling to fluid dynamics and biomechanics, it underpins decisions that shape infrastructure,...
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Rewriting the Rules of Polymer Sequence Control

Rewriting the Rules of Polymer Sequence Control
Rewriting the Rules of Polymer Sequence Control Polymer sequence control has long been one of the most stubborn challenges in materials chemistry. While polymer science underpins everything from construction composites and coatings to electronics and biomedical devices, the reality is that most comm...
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Sweden Opens Industrial Robot Programming to the World

Sweden Opens Industrial Robot Programming to the World
Sweden Opens Industrial Robot Programming to the World Across manufacturing, logistics, construction, and infrastructure, robotics is no longer a future concept. It is already reshaping how work is planned, executed, and optimised. Yet while robots are becoming more visible on factory floors and in...
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