Speed record car power has been broken
An English aristocrat broke the world record set in 40 years on the maximum speed of electric cars on the set, with a new record of 328km / h.
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An English aristocrat broke the world record set in 40 years on the maximum speed of electric cars on the set, with a new record of 328km / h.
Recently, researchers from Harvard University and the University of Illinois, said they have found a powerful 'battery' solution powered by a 3D printer.
Today, there are many new battery technologies that scientists are turning to, such as small, lightweight Li-S batteries, or fast rechargeable batteries.
According to Gizmag magazine, EADCO has signed a contract with AC Aero to develop a new electric plane called the Elektro E6, which can accommodate up to 6 passengers wi…
Camping enthusiasts will no longer worry about their cell phones running out of batteries, thanks to a new type of shorts and sleeping bags that can generate electricity…
Floating luggage or battery-powered aircraft are some of the dream ideas of young engineers thinking about the prospect of civil aviation.
A French company, SunPartner, recently developed a phone display
With this kind of lock, you will never have to carry a bunch of heavy keys. Instead, you just need a phone, and don't even need to pull it out of your pocket.
The personal submarine is made of water pipes with floating parts from a recycled large street light bulb, but according to 18-year-old inventor Justin Beckerman, it can…
Australian scientists from the Victorian Solar Cell Group (VICOSC) have successfully tested the technology of producing new solar cells to produce the equivalent of A3 p…
Led by Associate Professor Darren Sun, team of scientists from Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) after five years of research has successfully developed a new…
Now, a research team at the University of North Carolina has continued to improve the technology to increase battery performance as high as possible.
Panasonic Corporation (Japan) said its technical team has developed a large-capacity LED powered by solar energy.
Smart phones (Smart phones) are becoming more sophisticated than ever, but so far, their batteries are still relatively 'antique'.
When natural disasters occur such as storms, floods, earthquakes ... then there is usually a power outage. At the same time, if the handset is out of battery, the user w…