Flip flops from plants. đ
Researchers at the University of California San Diego have figured out how to turn algae into flip flops. They founded a startup to sell the shoe, but face a challenge in getting their invention mass produced: There arenât enough algae farms to support the startupâs supply chain.
Revitalizing the cocoa value chain in nigeria â his royal majesty oba dokun thompson, oloni of eti-oni ijesa â eti-oni development group.
Eti-Oni is a town located in The State of Osun, in south-west Nigeria. Eti-Oni is one of the numerous towns that make up the ancient majestic Kingdom of Ilesa.
In the coming Age of Superintelligence [and automation] everyone should be entitled to social dividend, âfreeâ money such as UBI, just for being alive. We should not forget that the wealthiest of us would not be as fortunate without civilization. Otherwise, Jeff Bezos would have to forage for food in the Amazon jungle all by himself. Being a human today is more than enough of a fair contribution to receive free money from the government. Going forward weâll see more and more prominent voices vouching for UBI.
#HybridEconomy #UniversalBasicIncome #UBI #BasicIncome #SocialDividend #TaxWallStreet #WealthTax #InheritanceTax
Autonomous food delivery company Starship Technologies hit 1 million deliveries this month, and has doubled the size of its robot fleet.
Starship Technologies, the autonomous delivery company that sends little six-wheeled robots to peopleâs doorsteps with groceries and takeout, has had an astonishing year.
There is a prize purse of up to $500000 for the team that can keep the astronauts fed during deep space journeys. Read the details here.
A fruitful experiment.
Top strawberry growers were pitted against data scientists in a smart-agriculture competition organized by Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo.
Continue reading “Hereâs what happened when AI and humans met in a strawberry-growing contest” »
A huge pile up of fish cargoes at a Chinese port risks impacting shipments of frozen food across the country and beyond.
âDonât knock it until you try itâ should be for tasting new foods, not building robots capable of ending human life.
Indoor farms are bringing the change! đ
Based in Appalachia, Kentucky, AppHarvetâs cutting edge indoor farms have delivered their first harvest of tomatoes to grocery stores.
