This algae “bioreactor” is designed to capture as much carbon as an acre of trees. The Eos Bioreactor connects with an HVAC system to reduce carbon dioxide levels, grow algae, and release ...

The algae inside the Eos Bioreactor lives inside a tube system and water tank within the device, which is pumped full of air and exposed to artificial light The reactor uses a specific strain of ...

[Our research led us to utilize] algae and A.I. to create the Eos Bioreactor, a prototype bioreactor that can substantially outperform trees by up to 400 times.” Reducing carbon with algae at ...

Well, algae does have one key benefit: it absorbs carbon dioxide to grow. Researchers at Hypergiant, an AI technology company, developed an AI-powered EOS bioreactor. This machine works by using ...

Here’s how it works. Astronauts on the International Space Station will begin testing an innovative algae-powered bioreactor to assess its feasibility for future long-duration space missions.

The machine monitors factors like light, available carbon dioxide, temperature and more to maximize the amount sequestered by the algae. “One Eos Bioreactor sequesters the same amount of carbon ...

Build this DIY algae bioreactor using recycled water bottles and household objects to harness algae as biofuel and reduce your carbon footprint. In this Instructable, we describe how to build a ...

The idea of using flat algae tanks on the outside of buildings ... In the renders, as with this XBOX-style standalone bioreactor, they seem to glow a refreshing lime green, whereas in operation ...

from open-air ponds to above-ground bioreactors. According to Mayfield, "Algae can be grown photosynthetically in many places and already is in the Imperial Valley in California, or the deserts of ...

Here’s how it works. The algae-powered bioreactor, called the Photobioreactor, represents a major step toward creating a closed-loop life-support system, which could one day sustain astronauts ...