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A team of scientists at the MIT Research Institute has discovered a number of methods that can convert solar energy into electricity more efficiently than before.
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A team of scientists at the MIT Research Institute has discovered a number of methods that can convert solar energy into electricity more efficiently than before.
Ultra-light-fitting pants help capture energy from moving your feet and generate enough electricity to charge four smartphones after an hour of walking.
This year we continue to see the rapid development of technology on smartphones, from faster processors, more RAM, larger screens with higher resolutions.
Movpak is making a fundraiser on Indiegogo, expecting a retail price of $ 1200 and delivery in September.
Bike2 is a Danish company solution that allows the creation of bicycles without the use of traditional chains.
MFCs are devices that use bacteria to carry out redox reactions, on an organic material such as banana peel or in this case urine.
After encountering a few problems last year, the solar plane SI2 again set a record of flying around the world.
A touch screen that can be used to charge the phone is being tested.
Experts hope, this new discovery will open a new direction for regenerating and increasing the energy absorbed from the Sun.
Smart handles, built-in rechargeable battery for mobile devices, electronic scales, SOS emergency monitoring and alarm system. Floatti even has a separate tray for the o…
Japan's Toyohashi University of Technology has introduced a trial version of the electric car that can operate without a battery. This car is powered by electricity…
Have you ever thought of turning urine into electricity? Not silly at all. Now that has come true, not only that, this source of electricity has a low production cost an…
A completely new lithium-air battery (lithium-air) prototype with 5 times more storage power than the current has just been developed by scientists.
Japanese and Chinese scientists have found that electronics-making materials consume very little energy, mobile phones made of this material may not need to be charged.
At CES 2016, many were delighted to see the URB-E, a compact, foldable scooter to carry anywhere.