Tesla has finally taken the wraps off its Powerwall Tesla Home Battery, an innovative and powerful "domestic lithium battery", able of powering an entire apartment independently without polluting.

Powerwall can accumulate clean energy during the day to be reused at night, when the cost of electricity supplied by distributors are higher or in case of blackouts. An intelligent energy management and consumption, also possible remotely, in order to better optimize the activity.

More than a meter high, 86 cm wide and almost 20 cm thick for a total weight of about 100 pounds, Powerwall will be available with a capacity of 7kWh for $ 3,000 and 10 kWh for $ 3,500. If more energy is needed, these batteries can also work together and special 100kWh versions for companies and distributors are expected. Their commercialization will begin this summer with the brand-new Tesla Energy.

From automotive to home automation, Tesla wants to meet the World energy needs, revolutionizing the way energy is used and eliminating CO2 emissions.

Microsoft has registered a patent for the glasses able to read the emotions of those who enter our field of vision. And there are already people suggesting their use for interrogation, negotiations or job interviews.

Meanwhile Redmond's company is opening to competition, making the adaptation of  Apple and Android applications easier, in order to increase the number of apps for smartphones and tablets exploiting the operating system Windows.

Intense weeks for Bylogix that last April 22nd and 23rd took part for the first time as an exhibitor in Affidabilità & Tecnologie (Reliability & Technologies).

The event, held in Turin and now at its 9th edition, saw the participation of 310 exhibitors and over 7,000 visitors who met to discuss solutions and innovative technologies for the development of new manufacturing models cutting costs and increasing productivity.

Bylogix’s stand, hosted by the “Data acquisition , Process control, Metrology, Testing” area of the fair has seen a continual coming and going of participants recalled, in particular, by the “augmented reality” and its possible applications in process control, testing, inspection and traceability.

Parse, the Facebook Inc. mobile platform for those aiming at developing “apps” without managing more technical aspects (databases, performances, scaling), can now be used to build applications for connected devices through the Internet of Things technology.

The Software Development Kit offered by Parse has been fine-tuned to work in constrained hardware environments, like Arduino and Embedded C.

The connection of more hardware devices with the cloud, “from wearables that help you sleep better to insulin trackers that aid people living with diabetes”, - according to Parse founder James Yu - has "the potential to change the world for the better".

A survey conducted by Turin Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Turin Polytechnic (Department of Engineering Management and Manufacturing), evaluated bylogix as "innovative" company in 2014.

Turin Chamber of Commerce has been analysing for years technological and organizational innovation activities developed by local companies. Since 2008, more than 900 local businesses have been involved in the study, whose results are recorded by the Observatory on innovative companies in the province of Turin.