Chicago’s LuminAID shows off solar power capability in disaster-stricken areas
Two Chicago-based women co-founded LuminAID, which created an ultra-portable inflatable light that is charged using solar power. Architecture students Anna …
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Google Discusses More Effective Data-Driven Disaster Aid
Google took part in an event this week to spur conversations about roles and possibilities for web technology to help …
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