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© Festo SE & Co. KG
2023/03/22
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Wereldwijd, België, Nederland
Biomassa kweken op industriële schaal
Op de Hannover Messe 2023 presenteert Festo de volgende stap op weg naar de industrialisatie van biologische ...
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Op de Hannover Messe 2023 presenteert Festo de volgende stap op weg naar de industrialisatie van biologische transformatie: BionicCellFactory. Met automatiseringstechnologie van Festo kan biomassa op grote schaal worden gekweekt op een zeer efficiënte, grondstofbesparende manier. Alles wat we momenteel produceren uit ruwe olie, dat enorme CO2-uitstoot veroorzaakt, kan ook duurzaam uit algen worden verkregen. Met de BionicCellFactory demonstreert ...
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2022/09/28
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Wereldwijd
Automated cultivation of biomass
Algae are small climate savers. Even in their natural state they are extremely efficient photosynthesizers and ...
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Algae are small climate savers. Even in their natural state they are extremely efficient photosynthesizers and absorb ten times more carbon dioxide (CO₂) than land plants. In bioreactors equipped with appropriate sensors, control technology and automation, the efficiency of algae can be increased to a hundred times that of land plants. This shows that they have a significant potential for a climate-neutral circular economy. With the PhotoBionicCell ...
© Festo Didactic SE
2020/07/01
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Wereldwijd
Bionic Flower: a bionically inspired robot flower
  Festo Didactic presents a new product for the bionics didactic concept of Bionics4Education. What is ...
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  Festo Didactic presents a new product for the bionics didactic concept of Bionics4Education. What is new: the orientation towards the maker movement approach and the 4Cs. The aim is inspiring learners, finding new ways and solutions, dealing creatively with provided materials, and sharing these experiences with others to prepare them for the digital world of tomorrow.
© Festo SE & Co. KG
2020/07/01
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Wereldwijd
Artificial feathers give flight to robotic birds
Thanks to radio-based indoor GPS with ultra-wideband technology (UWB) the BionicSwifts can fly safely and in a ...
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Thanks to radio-based indoor GPS with ultra-wideband technology (UWB) the BionicSwifts can fly safely and in a coordinated pattern in a defined airspace. To execute these flight manoeuvres as true to life as possible, the wings are modelled on the plumage of real birds. The agility of the artificial birds is not just due to their lightweight design and aerodynamic kinematics, but also to the use of function integration.

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BionicCellFactory
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BionicCellFactory CPX
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BionicCellFactory User
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BionicCellFactory Algae
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