The system converts shortwaves such as Wi-Fi signals, satellites into electricity
Researchers at Duke University have recently invented a low-cost device that can collect microwave signals and convert them into energy to recharge batteries.
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Researchers at Duke University have recently invented a low-cost device that can collect microwave signals and convert them into energy to recharge batteries.
The car manufacturers in the world are now looking for ways to help the driver can do more without having to lift his hand out of the steering wheel.
Men's Garrison Bespoke in Canada has launched a new type of bulletproof vest with a vest.
In the UK, about 15 million tons of food are discarded each year, mostly due to damage or mold growth.
Two Seattle-based programmers are gearing up to launch a unique 'Leftover Swap' smartphone software application that will allow for the exchange of leftover food…
Scientists are conducting a series of studies to be able to create a new battery with the main ingredient being ... potatoes.
The boring, repetitive work seems to be a heavy burden for a cleaning robot in Austria. This robot has apparently tried to resist and finally
Thanks to the ability of a special paint to be painted on the car after exposure to sunlight, the car will
A US company has just launched a venerable men's locker, which helps women be free from the pain of their husbands loyalty.
The unique shape of the rays can inspire the emergence of new generation deep-sea research submarines.
Vietnam will start the first nuclear power plant in Ninh Thuan 1 next year. Russia pledged that Ninh Thuan 1 will use the safest technology.
The 3D printing technology created underwear is invented really a big step forward in the world.
Robot shirt technology has restored the ability of the unfortunate people to be disabled by accident for many years.
Scientists at the Sandia National Laboratory in California have created an unmanned, multi-tasking machine that can travel anywhere.
Researchers at Queen Mary's College and London's Imperial College have said they have developed a solar cell that can generate electricity by both sunlight and s…