Learn how to make a solar-powered Autobot robot with this fun and educational DIY tutorial! 🤖☀️ Using basic electronics and creative crafting, build a transformer-style Autobot robot that moves using ...

Unleash your creativity with "12 Genius DIY Inventions"! Dive into innovative projects that you can recreate at home, from ...

Enray Solutions has developed an autonomous, water-free cleaning robot for ground-mount solar installations that draws its power from an on-board PV panel and battery. The robot is designed to ...

Rémi Peuchot has developed a solar concentrator that uses 48 mirrors to collect sunlight in one place and generate 1000 W of heat. The solar concentrator can automatically track the movement of the ...

Sarcos Technology and Robotics (Nasdaq: STRC and STRCW) plans to commercially launch its autonomous robot that installs solar panels in 2024 after achieving final validation for the US Department of ...

The modern-day Irish farmer wrestles with multiple challenges, regardless of whether being in dairying, beef or tillage. These include unpredictable weather extremes exacerbated by climate change; ...

Robots and orbiting satellites are what sustain efforts to learn more about our solar system. Satellites are studying Mercury, Venus and Mars in the inner solar system while the outer solar system's ...

Every day the dust settles on thousands of square kilometres of solar panels around the world, cutting the amount of electricity they produce. A robot designed by an Israeli start-up can autonomously ...

Indians are rapidly adopting solar energy, thanks to various schemes launched by the Indian government, including the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, the Grid-Connected Rooftop Solar Programme, and ...

Among the millions of euro worth of agricultural and plant machinery on display at the National Ploughing Championships will be a ‘solar-powered seed-n-weed’ robot produced by FarmDroid. IAM ...

Israeli scientists have developed a solar-powered underwater robot called SOUND that can roam autonomously for five days at a stretch, counting fish and communicating its findings back to observers ...