. —— heliogen. technology which could one day cut fossilfuel use. —— heliogen.h korea's lg is testing out 25 of its chloe robots with soul's national university hospital. lg says the robots will provide video support to young patients ahead of medical procedures. an aquatic rover is being rolled out under the ice in antarctica. nasa is working with australian antarctic programme to test the metre long robot. it may one day help spot signs of extraterrestrial life on europa, one ofjupiter‘s by simmons. and finally, google has built a room —sized egg to help solve one of the ha rd est —sized egg to help solve one of the hardest parts —sized egg to help solve one of the ha rd est parts of —sized egg to help solve one of the hardest parts of 3d modelling, lighting. this 3d camera setup is rigged with more than 300 led lights that can produce any colour and create human models that will blend into their virtual environments. but will this bright idea take off? we are hooked on that demand our repeated attention, and it's no secret that the tech companies have used pa

technology website tech crunch has a story on new company heliogen. represent a giant leap forward in the effort to decarbonise some of the world's most carbon intensive industries. and finally deutsche welle says a building in austria where adolf hitler was born and spent the first few months of his life will be turned into a police station to deter neo—nazi tourism. with me is mark davies, managing director at camberton, a strategic communications consultancy. welcome to you and good morning. many of these newspapers could do with your help, i think. let's start with your help, i think. let's start with a debate last night. what did you make of it? the polls show a small advantage for boris johnson. 51-49 this small advantage for boris johnson. 51—49 this morning but did not tell us 51—49 this morning but did not tell us anything we did not know already. lynton crosby, who has advised on many campaigns for the conservative party has a phrase that you cannot fatten a pig on market day and we are getting very close to market day. and i think what peop

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