Julian Brown, a 21-year-old inventor from Atlanta, has built a solar powered pyrolysis machine that turns scrap plastic into fuel. This is a rough, hands on build made with ingenuity and a
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Brown, a young Black inventor from Alabama, created Plastoline, a solar-powered microwave pyrolysis reactor that turns plastic waste into usable fuel. Brown, known as NatureJab,
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After 5 years of work and 8 months of relentless upgrades, the world''s first solar, continuous, microwave pyrolysis reactor—Mark 4.5—is finally here. This revolutionary invention can...
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At 17, he constructed his first plastic-to-fuel reactor, driven by a vision to combat the growing menace of plastic waste. Over the years, what began as a high school project has matured
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At a lab in Singapore, a team of chemists stared down one of the modern world''s most persistent enemies: polyethylene, the ultra-stable plastic that wraps our groceries, clogs our oceans,
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At the fourth Renewable Energy Investor Meet in Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was presented with a groundbreaking innovation - the world''s first solar tile made from plastic waste.
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This unique solar tile, designed by entrepreneur Shani Pandya, ingeniously repurposes over 350 single-use plastic wrappers into a functional energy source. Each tile generates 20 watts of
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In this case we decompose scrap plastic into what it was made from: natural gas and petroleum. His facility is one hundred percent solar powered. The battery is a 100 kWh Komodo
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A groundbreaking innovation has emerged from Atlanta, where a young inventor has harnessed the power of solar energy to create a machine that transforms discarded plastic into
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Julian Brown''s successful test run of his plastic-to-fuel reactor, a growth that has garnered significant attention. Brown''s innovative device, dubbed the Solar Continuous Microwave
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