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The battery is a new type of technology that could be used to supplement or even substitute for some substations to ensure that electricity keeps going even when offline.
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After a historic storm on Houston, a change of zoning would play a major part in how much Houston would handle the rain.
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The company's $1 billion investment in the plant and neighboring logistics center will means 600 additional jobs for the region.
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Many are even teaming up with home builders to develop connected homes from the ground up.
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It could be decades before fully autonomous vehicles are common on American roadways, but vehicles are getting incrementally smarter as technology makes its way into more mid-range models.
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Lifeguards are notified by text message if a sea creature greater than 6 feet long has passed through a virtual barrier, and exhibits patterns and behaviors similar to that of a great white.
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With the solar industry employing 9,400 Texans, they're feeling the heat of the looming federal trade decisions.
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A major farm irrigator in San Joaquin Valley denied to help fund the tunnels, so can the California WaterFix by Gov. Jerry Brown’s administration go forward?
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Vehicles with the capability to operate independently of a human driver may be safer for roadways, but the data they collect and store could pose other issues altogether.
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Two city officials also discuss multi-modal transportation systems and the importance of being resilient.
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The length of time for change to occur is shrinking, says Beaverton Mayor Denny Doyle, who noted that by the time cars are fully automated, flying cars may be part of the equation.
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By 2050, experts believe crashes could decline by 90 percent, but the technology behind the decline needs to become more prevalent in more affordable vehicles first.
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Research conducted shows that elements from autonomous vehicle systems are closer than we think.
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The charging station will serve as a much-needed outpost for electrical vehicle drivers in an area where recharging options are limited.
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The hype around the distributed ledger technology has some wondering what it will really mean for government.
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The university wants to deploy IoT inside Sun Devil Stadium and on campus to monitor everything from crowd noise to classroom attendance.
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A two million dollar grant will cover the costs of five electric buses and charging stations. The solar farm is expected to save $850,000 annually.
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Colorado has decided how it plans to slice up the $68.7 million, which can be used to replace older vehicles with new, alternative fuel ones.
