Lux In The News

PR NEWSWIRE - "The cannabis industry will continue to grow. North America's favorable environment includes Canada's recent cannabis legalization, the state-by-state U.S. regulations, and Mexico's approval of medicinal cannabis," said Joshua Haslun, Ph.D. and analyst at Lux Research.

ECONOMIC TIMES AUTO - Lux Research says that by 2030, electronics and software will account for 50% of car costs, up from about 30% today while the software opportunity in autonomous cars will grow from less than one billion to $25 billion.

INVESTING NEWS NETWORK- Solid-state batteries took center stage in the afternoon, with presentations by Chloe Holzinger, senior research associate at Lux Research. 

Products are starting to exist and I believe we are approaching a “tipping point” of new products and applications in everyday life.

The U.S. oil industry crossed a threshold yesterday as Chevron Corp. declared that five of its gas stations in California will offer plugs for a quick recharge of electric cars

In addition, both microgrid software and hardware, along with demand response, would be eligible for either the clean energy ITC or PTC, according to Max Halik, a senior research associate at Lux Research.

To guide innovation and investment in this fast-evolving market, the team at  Lux Research, took a deep dive into how and where enhanced AI analytics are rapidly improving the capabilities of software-defined sensors.

The most all-encompassing event ever to explore the impact of Industry 4.0 in textiles and apparel is set to open in Amsterdam, in November, featuring a line-up of top industry and thought leaders.

Billions of tons of waste are generated per year across a diverse mix of waste streams – including municipal solid waste, plastic waste, organic waste, and waste textiles and tires – due to the linear nature of today's economy.

If lugging 750-kilogram payloads around warehouse floors isn’t your idea of fun, good news: There’s a new robot that’ll do it for you.

It was 2007. Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the iPhone, J. K. Rowling finished her seventh and final Harry Potter novel, and the worst financial crisis since the 1930s was about to hit.

Leaders trying to identify key innovative technologies for their industry are often stuck relying on either subjective opinions or an excess of raw data without context or insight.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to dramatically change agriculture around the globe. New technologies are likely to increase food production and sustainability.

The ongoing transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy has raised the level of interest and investment in zero-emission hydrogen.

The ongoing transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy has raised the level of interest and investment in zero-emission hydrogen.

 The ongoing transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy has raised the level of interest and investment in zero-emission hydrogen. 

A collective of some of the world's top all-star athletes are investing in plant-based meat producer Beyond Meat. 

With just two months to go before the opening of a unique American conference series, textile and apparel industry professionals are promised their most detailed view ever of the sector's advancing digitalization.

Plastics are indispensable parts of almost every sector of the economy, with wide-ranging economic, environmental and convenience benefits in their use stage. 

It’s been two years since French company Roquette announced its plan to build the world’s largest pea-processing plant in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. And while the company did break ground in September of 2017, construction was suspended in the spring of 2018, but began again this past October.

Nanotechnology is an emerging field of science that involves atomic or molecular level manipulation of matter. A nanometer is equals to 1 billionth of a meter.

A startup called WiTricity performed a piece of corporate jiujitsu this week. It acquired crucial assets of Qualcomm Inc., a much larger rival, and established itself the unquestioned leader in the wireless charging of electric vehicles.

Imagine a world where you never need to worry about finding somewhere to charge your phone's battery? The utopian dream of a long-lasting and sustainable battery might just be around the corner.

Lux Research, a leading provider of global tech-enabled research and advisory services for innovation, today unveiled the Lux 299 Top Innovations list, an objective, AI-powered ranking of the world's most impactful technologies.

It's not easy to keep up with the fast pace of the news, but the weekly Nutra News Review is your best shot. Our editors run down their weekly news highlights - giving you the inside track on the top news and analysis from the last seven days.

The pace of startups jumping into the electric aviation market has accelerated rapidly in the past five years. To put this market rush into context, the team at Lux Research, a leading provider of tech-enabled research and advisory services for technology innovation, has released a new report that differentiates commercialization myth from reality.

Nouryon has officially launched the third edition of its Imagine Chemistry collaborative innovation challenge. Through this program, the company invites startups, scale-ups, university spin-outs, and other potential partners to tackle chemistry-related challenges and uncover new ways to create value for customers.

Hawaiian Electric Companies (HECO) is seeking approval for seven utility scale solar-plus-storage projects that could set a new benchmark for low-cost renewable power in the island state.

Nouryon partners with Unilever, investment companies and startup networks to accelerate innovation in chemistry

 From 2019, only hybrid or electric cars will be rolling off the production lines at Volvo. The Swedish carmaker, now owned by Chinese company Geely, said in 2017 that it would stop producing cars that rely only on fuel combustion engines. It is set to launch five electric car models by 2021, as well as offer hybrid models across its whole product line.