Monitoring device under the skin
Scientists are developing new generation batteries that can be implanted under the skin and transmitting signals through a wireless transmitter.
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Scientists are developing new generation batteries that can be implanted under the skin and transmitting signals through a wireless transmitter.
Nakabayatsu stationery center in Osaka, Japan will soon launch a battery of urine products from early August.
According to calculations, there will be a shortage of 3 billion kWh in 2011, in which the first 6 months will be seriously deficient. So, right from the end of the cold…
Bio-fuel for fighters, marine batteries for marine batteries are environmentally-friendly technologies used by the US military.
For the first time, a study identifies the exact molecular structure of the proteins in the bacteria that make them capable of transmitting electricity.
Having a carrier-like design, Tûranor PlanetSolar has become the world's largest solar-powered vessel.
Korean scientists have developed a technology that converts the sound into electricity, which can then be charged by the user's mobile phone.
US scientists have found that lithium-ion batteries or nickel metal hydride batteries are often degraded during operation as they are charged and discharged quickly.
A group of electrical engineers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have sought to keep mobile phones and laptops running longer, more times than existing…
British scientists are studying new batteries for soldiers using energy from the sun and body heat.
Appeared on the Iraq battlefield since 2006, the radial-looking radar devices such as Prism, Xaver400 ... have been improved and developed.
Using alternative energy for traditional forms of energy is a great and long-term strategy, meaningful in terms of economics, security, national defense and development.
Malaysian scientists are exploring alternative sources of materials to produce high-tech electronics such as batteries for electric vehicles.
Made from non-magnetic metals and using fuel cells, the latest German super-submarine almost does not produce sound or heat.
Widetronix, New York, has developed a betavoltaic battery that can operate for up to 25 years and can power many small devices.