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Will perovskite give silicon a run for its money in semiconductor solar cells?

Researchers presented a new road map to create perovskite semiconductors that can be used in solar cells and LEDs. Perovskite could provide many advantages over purely silicon-based semiconductors, specifically due to its fault tolerance in manufacturing. In a new article published in the journal APL Materials, researchers presented a possible road map to bring this silicon alternative closer to…
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Hyundai Mobis unveils successful ‘e-corner’ wheel module with crab driving and 0º turns

Parts and service arm Hyundai Mobis recently announced it has successfully developed its “e-corner module,” a design that combines steering, braking, suspension, and driving systems into each wheel. At a recent event, Hyundai Mobis demonstrated how each e-corner can turn a full 90º and drive sideways to support future Purpose Built Vehicles (PBVs) in congested urban areas. Hyundai Mobis…
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Jaguar Land Rover EVs will ferry world leaders at UN climate summit – even with a snag [Update]

In today’s Electrek Green Energy Brief (EGEB): Jaguar Land Rover will provide electric cars for delegates at COP26 in Glasgow. The floating offshore wind pipeline has reached 54 GW, and European countries lead. UnderstandSolar is a free service that links you to top-rated solar installers in your region for personalized solar estimates. Tesla now offers price matching, so it’s important to…
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Infrastructure and data issues hamper companies adopting AI, study finds

More than three-quarters of companies say that they have AI models that never come into use. For 20% of companies, the numbers look even worse, with only 10% of their models making it into production. That’s according to a new survey commissioned by Run:AI, which found that infrastructure challenges are causing resources to sit idle at companies investing in AI. “[I]f most AI models never make…
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