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Oxford PV Set New Record For Perovskite Solar Cell

In October, when the International Energy Agency pronounced solar energy the “cheapest electricity in history,” their claim rested on largely inefficient panel technologies in the 15-25 percent range. Imagine, say perovskite PV advocates, what new standards solar power could set with efficiencies of 30 percent or more. As of December, photovoltaic panel efficiency ratings north of 30 percent no longer seemed quite so theoretical

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Ondo Begins Moves To Break BEDC Monopoly

Ondo State Government has begun move to break monopoly of the Transmission Company of Nigeria and the Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC) in power generation and distribution in the state. The move is to ensure electricity gets to many communities in the state that are yet to be connected to national

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Amazon Will Track Warehouse Employees With AI Technology

Amazon announced recently that it will deploy machine-learning AI technology to monitor warehouse workers. The technology is designed to ensure that workers are following social distancing guidelines during their shifts. Similar technology will also be deployed to monitor the health of warehouse machinery. According to a report by Ars Technica, Amazon

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Today’s Innovative And Creative Smartphones

New research by online smartphone retailer Mobiles.co.uk has revealed some of the most innovative and creative patents submitted by the world’s biggest players in technology. Researching hundreds of filed patents from some of the biggest players in tech, the firm reimagined today’s smartphone with some interesting new features. “Tech giants across the

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