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In 2009, German startup SkyWind first showed its rooftop micro turbine design. 17 years later, the machine has secured certification, with Utah testing verifying roughly 615 kWh of electricity per year

SkyWind's rooftop wind turbine has secured full certification after two years of testing. This compact machine produces about 1,000 watts of peak power annually. The turbine is small enough for a rooftop and weighs less than 44 pounds. Its certified output is around 615 kilowatt hours per year.

The Economic Times · Aug 24

In 2015, a California design student launched a plantable coffee cup after raising $21,077 on Kickstarter. 11 years later, the idea still hasn’t reached shelves, but compostable coatings may finally solve its biggest problem

Plantable compostable coffee cup: A design student's plantable coffee cup concept from 2015 has not yet reached markets. The main obstacle involves creating a material that protects hot drinks and decomposes later. This innovative cup aimed to reduce significant coffee cup waste generated daily. While seed paper is simple, a…

The Economic Times · Aug 23

Along a 27-mile ring road, 8 million plants are climbing 2,000 concrete columns, fed by recycled rainwater from the road above, turning 15 acres of dead infrastructure into vertical gardens seen by drivers

Eight million plants now grow on concrete columns along a ring road. These vertical gardens utilize hydroponic felt pouches and recycled materials for growth. Water for the plants comes from collected road drainage and filtered rainwater. Advertising rights fund this innovative project, not city money.

The Economic Times · Aug 17

What is ‘defensive medicine’? The method some GPs are using to avoid patient complaints

In a recent survey, 78 per cent of GPs agreed that the threat of complaints had led them to practise more defensive medicine than they feel is best for their patient

The Independent UK · Jun 9

'It's just something that hasn't been there before': How INEOS Cycling is hoping Netcompany's PULSE AI will help it conquer its "blizzard of data" and sprint to victory

We hear how Netcompany's PULSE platform is going to help INEOS Cycling chase its Tour de France dream.

TechRadar · May 4

'A mean winning machine' – Netcompany-Ineos insist AI will win them the Tour de France in five years, but does it just come down to cash?

An inside look at the ambitious launch of Ineos '3.0' and the return of Dave Brailsford alongside new co-title sponsor at London event

Cycling News · Apr 29

'We will push the team to its limits': Can AI help Netcompany-Ineos claim an eighth Tour de France win?

Human side of cycling stressed by Geraint Thomas, despite new data-led approach

Cycling Weekly · Apr 29

How much, how long, will there be a women's team and what about the white shorts? Everything you need to know about the Netcompany-Ineos deal

The British WorldTour team has a new name – here are your questions answered

Cycling Weekly · Apr 28

Netcompany-Ineos Cycling Team – Ineos Grenadiers reveal their new name and a five-year sponsor partnership

The announcement has been highly anticipated

Cycling Weekly · Apr 28

'A new era begins': INEOS Cycling signs up Netcompany for major AI push, new title sponsor

Netcompany's PULSE looks to give INEOS an AI boost in five-year partnership.

TechRadar · Apr 28