Next, We Brew Warmer Robots

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Steve Walker Warsaw May 9, 2024

The Inevitable

In the vast landscape of human progress, the notion of creating beings akin to ourselves has persisted across civilizations and epochs. From ancient mythologies to modern advancements, the desire to replicate human qualities in machines reflects our innate pursuit of innovation and improvement.

Throughout the annals of history, humanity has continually pushed the boundaries of possibility, seeking to transcend limitations and expand the horizons of what is achievable. From the earliest tools to the latest technological marvels, each innovation has propelled us forward on our journey of discovery.

As we stand at the threshold of a new era, the emergence of warmer robots marks a significant milestone in our technological evolution. These robots, endowed with warmth, intelligence, and empathy, offer a glimpse into a future where machines seamlessly integrate into our lives, enriching our experiences and enhancing our capabilities.

But what if warmer robots represent more than just a feat of engineering? What if they hold the key to addressing some of humanity’s most pressing challenges, from healthcare to social cohesion to environmental sustainability?

A Harmony of Three

Amidst the dissolution of conventional boundaries and the fusion of industries, three distinct realms find themselves on the cusp of convergence, heralding a profound shift in our reality. Leading the charge is Artificial Intelligence (AI), an ever-present force seamlessly interwoven into our daily lives, revolutionising efficiency and spurring innovation across both professional and leisure domains.

Near behind is Gene Editing (GE), epitomised by the revolutionary CRISPR technology, lauded for its pivotal role in driving transformative medical breakthroughs amidst a global pandemic, ranging from RNA vaccines to pioneering genome research.

Finally, we encounter Targeted Microbial Fermentation (TMF), a quietly potent force propelled into uncharted territories of capability by the advancements in AI and CRISPR, including gene manipulation facilitated by tools like CRISPR, offering unparalleled avenues for scientific exploration and advancement.

This collision of industries marks the inception of a new epoch, where the lines between technology, biology, and medicine blur to reveal unprecedented opportunities. AI, with its computational prowess and adaptive learning capabilities, has redefined the landscape of innovation, unlocking realms once deemed unattainable. CRISPR, with its precision gene-editing mechanisms, has unravelled the complexities of the human genome, paving the way for personalized medicine and genetic therapies.

How Dark Hydrogen became the New Green

The “new green hydrogen” is “dark bio-hydrogen”, so called after the dark fermentation bio-manufacturing process which creates it green because its manufacture and existence are entirely organic, renewable and waterless. 

We choose to go to the moon JFK 1962 Moonshot Speech
60 years on from JFK moonshot speech

One small step ahead of carbon capture and storage CCS replacing it instead with capture and transformation CCT, thus taking the capture and recycling of waste carbon to the next level is a giant leap for mankind. 60 years on from JFK’s moonshot speech and on its anniversary Joe Biden announced the cure for cancer is the new moonshot and its through bio-technology transformation that will get us there.

TITAN and ASMARA incorporate two technologies on one platform, waste to hydrogen producer gas + microbial fermentation to manufacture fuel, chemical and material products. CCT is a well-proven process for recycling both the carbon at the smoke stack, in the waste we produce and in the waste we throw away as it is for the carbon we have already produced. We are presented with a truly value-added proposition because recycling the carbon we already have obviates the need to dig up more carbon. Through converting solid waste into producer’s gas and CCT emission technology to recycle carbon in the producer’s gas through, microbial fermentation, we can reproduce all of the products we currently manufacture from oil and gas, where the likes of transport fuels, plastics and fertilisers are produced with far less environmental impact. In manufacturing, this great array of products as an added bonus, large quantities of waterless green hydrogen is recovered as a byproduct.        

Dark bio-hydrogen presents a disruptive edge to the idea of hydrogen as an energy carrier because it does not burden our ever-depleting water supply, instead, hydrogen is recovered from changing the state of organic feedstock through a proprietary, bio-manufacturing process where carbon-rich waste biomass or bio-waste is transformed from solid state to a gaseous state and as a feedstock for fermentation.