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Batteries are incredibly useful, but there are a few downsides. For example, they can only store a certain amount of electricity; charging takes time (and not all batter…
Scientists develop a new type of battery to store electricity for a long time with low materials cost, about 23 USD per kWh.
The world's largest electric yacht has just made its first voyage after sailing from the port of Yichang in Hubei province and back from the upper Yangtze River, China.
In addition to turning on airplane mode when traveling by plane, it also has a lot of useful uses in daily life.
Scientists in Australia are developing the world's first infinity vessel that doesn't need to stop to refuel or recharge.
The company StoreDot plans to launch super-fast charging battery technology by 2024, helping to solve concerns about the range of electric cars.
The researchers designed a system that generates electricity from trucks traveling on ramps, eliminating the need to build hydroelectric dams.
The Belgian company built a solar battery cleaning system, whereby a 6-rotor drone will carry a cleaning robot to the roof to do the job.
Scientists from Russia, the US and Mexico have developed a method to recycle old masks into a high-performance battery like a lithium-ion battery.
Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Tan (University of British Columbia) and his colleagues have for the first time successfully fabricated a stretchable, fabric-soft battery for use in sma…
Science has successfully made a stable, fast-charging sodium battery like a li-ion battery. This is yet another breakthrough that can accelerate the advancement of techn…
In a proof-of-concept test, the team produced the world's longest flexible battery filament, up to 140 meters, to demonstrate that the material can be manufactured to ar…
Experts at Nanyang Technological University have developed a new type of battery that can supply power continuously even when bent or twisted.
When excavating a tomb in Rome, it was discovered that a 1,500-year-old lamp did not turn off. So what is the mystery behind?
The new CO2 battery system can operate for 25 years without loss of efficiency, helping to save costs for energy storage.