Degrading dangerous biomass organically
Developers at the University of Maryland are using a holographic camera to capture people’s movements in three dimensions for what could be high-impact training, education and entertainment. VOA’s Julie Taboh has more. VOA footage and video editing by Adam Greenbaum.
For water managers in drought-stricken regions, accurate forecasts of water availability are critically important. Matt Dibble shows how remote sensing technology is helping in the Rocky Mountains in this edition of LogOn.
Researchers in Australia have developed a method to make hydrogen from seawater without a costly desalination process. This could mark a breakthrough in the production of clean hydrogen from a plentiful, eco-friendly source. VOA’s Julie Taboh has more.
By the end of 2026 they plan to fly them commercially
Ecologists racing against time to restore coral
University of Washington researchers harvesting ambient energy
Online digital influencers make millions of dollars selling products and services on social media. But with developments in artificial intelligence, these human internet celebrities are facing competition from metaverse avatars who never stop to sleep.
Research by geologists in the western U.S. state of Utah could expand the number of places in the world where people can use geothermal power. Lindsay Daniels has our story.
For farmers in the Midwest United States, emerging autonomous technology could reduce costs and increase efficiency in the agricultural supply chain. Kane Farabaugh shows the promise of the technology on the farm in this edition of LogOn.
Major EV infrastructure changes will make recharging superfast
Artificial intelligence creating living, interactive 'photo albums'
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