Siemens
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After three years of construction work, Siemens has moved into its new headquarters in Munich, Germany. It has apparently cut its annual CO2 emissions by the equivalent of 5.6 million km of air travel, consumes 90 percent less electricity than Siemen's previous HQ and uses 75 percent less water.
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A research team working in the Siemens Robotic Labs at Princeton, New Jersey, has developed what are essentially autonomous 3D printers with legs, which could work together to manufacture complex structures such hulls of ships or the fuselage of an airplane.
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Researchers working at Siemens say that they have produced a light but powerful prototype electric aircraft motor that could one day help power large passenger airliners. Weighing in at just 50 kg (110 lb) the new motor is claimed to produce about 260 kW (348 hp) at 2,500 RPM.
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Siemens aims to transform electric cars into "rolling computers" controlled by a centralized computing architecture. Developers can retrofit functions such as electrical brakes using a plug-and-play process, and push new software functions and updates out to vehicles easily.
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ScienceThe C-Walker is a high-tech walking device that aims to safely guide people with cognitive impairments through public spaces like airports and shopping centers, reducing their reliance on visual signboards and helping them avoid obstacles in their way.
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Siemens got the ball rolling at the 2013 IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin today, using the first press conference of the event to unveil a new model that features “vacuumTechnology.” There are no prizes for guessing that this involves using a vacuum to keep food fresher, longer.
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Siemens and Volvo have teamed up to create the C30 Electric hatchback which can charge in just 90 minutes.
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The world's first car-carrying electric ferry is scheduled to start use in Norway in 2015.
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Siemens is displaying some of the home technologies it's developing, in its House of Innovations exhibit at IFA 2012.
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Siemens is currently testing its eHighway of the Future concept in Germany - where commercial vehicles retro-fitted with a diesel/electric power train receive electric power from overhead cables via a new pantograph system.
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Siemens' full-surface induction cooktop frees cooks from fixed cook zones by allowing cookware of any size to be placed anywhere on its surface.
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Siemens and Olympus have collaborated on the development of a magnetically guided capsule endoscope that may make stomach examinations more comfortable for patients.
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