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IoT News – Las Vegas to Accelerate Urban Transformation with First-Ever IoT-Enabled Digital Twin

A leading Digital Twin provider and an IoT exponent are jointly developing a technology solution to transition Las Vegas to zero carbon emissions. A significant area of downtown Las Vegas will leverage advanced 5G networking, plus cutting edge IoT and urban Digital Twin technology to vastly improve mobility, air quality, noise pollution, water management, and […]

Solar projects planned to support Rhode Island public housing

New England sustainable energy developers Nautilus Solar Energy and Veolia North America (VNA) are joining forces on a project that will provide energy savings to area housing authorities and bring electricity to thousands of low-income residents across the state from renewable solar projects. The effort aggregates multiple public housing authorities under a single renewable energy […]

Acer launches new Chromebooks, eco-friendly devices, laptops aimed at 3D creators

Acer launched a series of new Chromebooks, laptops for creative pros working with 3D designs, a suite of eco-friendly devices and antimicrobial products. The portfolio updates, which also included new Predator gaming devices, were outlined at a global press conference Wednesday. In many respects, Acer is leveraging its consumer customer base to expand into more […]

The Mini Series Takes a Taxi

In the Adaptive Machine Platform Prolynk, manufacturing machinery and assembly stations can be configured and combined with total flexibility. The parts move individually from station to station, in a mini-taxi so to speak. The Mini Series Takes a Taxi Article from | FAULHABER MICROMO The Internet of Things makes it possible to produce individualized […]

Achieving energy equity within hurricane zones through solar + storage

By Christopher Johnson, CEO of Blue Planet Energy Hurricanes are notorious for disastrous aftermaths. While extreme wind- and water-damaged properties are the images most portrayed, damage to infrastructure resources like electricity and clean water are perhaps the more deadly result of hurricanes because of their rippling effects within communities. A Blue Planet Energy solar + […]

View Photos of the 2022 Toyota Tundra

Toyota The 2022 Toyota Tundra trades its V-8 for a turbocharged V-6, gets coil-spring rear suspension, and a much-upgraded interior. There’s even a hybrid, though Toyota is too insecure to call it that. Read the full review View Gallery 187 Photos 1 of 187 Toyota calls the Tundra’s V-6 a 3.5-liter, but that’s part of […]

PVEL now performing hail testing for solar modules

Hail strikes a solar module during PVEL’s hail stress sequence, which is now a required test in PVEL’s PV Module Product Qualification Program (PQP). PV Evolution Labs (PVEL), an independent test lab for the downstream solar and energy storage market, released a new hail test for its PV Module Product Qualification Program (PQP) and announced […]

Hitachi Vantara unveils new options for SAS, software-defined storage

Hitachi Vantara, which has been relatively quiet on the news front lately, today introduced several new enterprise and midrange packages to its storage portfolio.  The Virtual Storage Platform (VSP) 5000 Series models, VSP E-Series, and Hitachi Content Platform offerings are now generally available with new cloud-based management tools, the company said.   A little background: […]

View Photos of the 2022 Honda Civic Sport Touring Hatchback

Michael SimariCar and Driver The 2022 Honda Civic has already proven itself a winner in a recent C/D comparison test thanks to a combination of room, refinement, performance, and poise. The new hatchback version arrives with equally mature styling, more practicality thanks to its hatchback and large cargo hold—plus two of the four trims offer […]