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Could autonomous bricklayers be the secret to cheaper houses? (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with Salar al Khafaji , founder and CEO of Monumental , to explore how autonomous robots are moving beyond the lab and onto real construction sites. We discuss robot bricklayers, construction’s labor shortage, the challenge of building in unpredictable environments, and whether coordinated robot fleets could one day build a house in just 24 hours. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to IE+ for premium insights and exclusive content!
No gunpowder, no rockets: the electric future of defense (opens the original)
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In this episode, we are joined by Winnie Lai, founder and CEO of Auriga Space , to explore how electromagnetic launch technology could transform counter-drone defense. We discuss why using multimillion-dollar missiles against low-cost drones is becoming unsustainable, how Auriga’s frictionless magnetic-launch system works, and why the same core technology could one day help launch satellites, or even transport materials from the Moon. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to IE+ for premium insights a
Philippe Berlan on the science behind sustainable textile dyeing (opens the original)
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In this episode of Lexicon, we sit down with Philippe Berlan , CEO of EverDye , to explore one of fashion's biggest environmental challenges: textile dyeing. With dyeing responsible for a significant share of the industry's carbon emissions, Philippe explains how new biobased technologies could dramatically reduce energy use, water consumption, and reliance on petrochemicals. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to IE+ for premium insights and exclusive content!
The Turbine Lighting Up Africa: Ghana's Wind + Solar Breakthrough (opens the original)
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A boy who once woke up in his own sweat during blackouts grew up to build the machine ending them. In this episode we sit down with Johannes Amo Aye, founder of Minaji Energy, to talk about the Fusion Wind Turbine: a gearless, oil free hybrid system combining wind and solar in one unit, built to run 20 to 25 years with almost no maintenance. He shares the story of a night when midwives delivered a baby using two phone torches, why 90% of the system is manufactured in Ghana, and what it means to
AI is lowering the barrier to launching sophisticated cyberattacks (opens the original)
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AI is making cyberattacks faster, cheaper, and more accessible by allowing attackers to automate tasks such as reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery, infrastructure mapping, and attack planning. In a recent Lexicon interview, Redsift CEO Rahul Pavar explains how AI is shifting cybersecurity from human speed toward machine speed, why critical infrastructure such as water utilities could become softer targets, and why organizations need to focus on fundamentals like MFA, continuous asset discove
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