Although the term is often used to refer to new technology, many innovations are neither new nor involve new technology.
Indeed, the answer to today's gridlock, whenever it comes, will involve new technology that lets controllers track more planes in the sky -- and, possibly, new economics that let market forces allocate the system's scarce resources.
Judge Patel's interpretation of copyright protection under existing law seems reasonable, but she acknowledged in her oral ruling that it was hard to make a "neat fit" in applying copyright law to cases involving new technology.
The police are already encouraged to do this in other crimes involving new technology: for example, in "trolling" cases, the CPS guidelines set a high bar to prosecute messages that are offensive or unpleasant.
StoreDot faces an arguably bigger challenge in getting its battery boosting tech to market given the batteries themselves involve new technology (it's using bio-organic nano-crystals, rather than existing lithium-ion cells).
This environmental problem can only be solved within the framework of a balanced global vision for a sustainable air transport involving new technology engines and fuselages, breakthrough technologies, the design of new procedures and flight paths, airspace management, new regulation rules and certification.
This environmental problem can only be solved within the framework of a balanced global vision for a sustainable air transport involving new technology engines and fuselages [17], breakthrough technologies, the design of new procedures and flight paths [35], airspace management, new regulation rules and certification [8].
Alternatives to cable don't even have to involve new technology.
