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This special technology guide from Dell Technologies and AMD will take a closer look at some of the biggest disruptors affecting energy companies, and also examine how big data analytics can help these firms reduce risk, drive down costs, and improve efficiency. 
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Footage shows Sao Paulo-based public officer Ricardo Azevedo filling his 'T Power H20’ motorcycle with clean water and water from the polluted Tiete River before going for a spin.
He said: ‘The advantage of this motorcycle, which works with the hydrogen that comes from the water, is that the result that comes out of the exhaust is water vapour. ‘This is different from gasoline, which the result is carbon monoxide.’ Via Sepp Hasslberger
Sepp Hasslberger's curator insight,
August 3, 2015 9:14 AM
It is only a matter of ingenuity to change our energy world. And of course the inventors have to be able to work without getting barriers thrown in their path all the way... anyway, 310 miles (500 km) per litter of water isn't bad 'gas mileage' at all! 
SusanMichelle's curator insight,
August 8, 2015 11:11 AM
It is only a matter of ingenuity to change our energy world. And of course the inventors have to be able to work without getting barriers thrown in their path all the way... anyway, 310 miles (500 km) per litter of water isn't bad 'gas mileage' at all! |
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Most digital sensors are easy to connect, but those tucked away in hard-to-access spots will need to harvest ambient energy
Phillip Trotter's insight:
Powering sensors over the long time periods is key to sensor network related developments in environmental monitoring and industrial internet of things. By recouping ambient energy as a power sources for sensors - deployed duration times can become measured in years and decades rather than weeks and months. Good article on changes in sensor power sources designers can expect to be available soon.
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13 ways that big data analytics is helping energy companies manage the current level of disruption