Oct 13, 2026
As the EV market transitions from 400 V to 800 V battery systems, charging infrastructure faces a new challenge: supporting a wider variety of vehicles without compromising efficiency. Future chargers must be flexible enough to support a broad range of battery...
Oct 13, 2026
Haris Isakovic and Gazal Munayat The Challenge of Modern Housing Europe needs more homes, yet the construction industry is finding it increasingly difficult to deliver them. Across the continent, demand continues to outpace supply, driving affordability concerns and...
Oct 12, 2026
Imagine an autonomous robot transporting objects across a warehouse. While navigating towards its destination, the robot continuously monitors its battery level. If the battery becomes too low, it should interrupt the ongoing task, move towards a charging station, and...
Oct 8, 2026
Finding people when every second counts After an earthquake or a building collapse, rescuers need to know one thing fast: is someone alive in there? Cameras fail in smoke, dust and darkness. A small 60 GHz radar does not. It can sense a person walking, and even the...
Oct 6, 2026
Why mission planning should look beyond single values for input parameters like probability of detection and risk metrics Imagine that a search and rescue team must choose between two areas. One seems more promising, but the information about it is highly uncertain....
Oct 5, 2026
As Europe accelerates the deployment of renewable energy, the challenge is no longer only generating sufficient clean electricity. Equally important is ensuring that industrial energy users can operate efficiently within a power system that is becoming more dynamic,...
