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This type of lithium battery can operate even at high temperatures without exploding. This is definitely an impressive achievement and very important for applications on…
An Australian university has just created an interesting lithium metal battery prototype, in contrast to today's lithium batteries.
Concrete builds the foundation of the modern world today, but what drives the future of technology based on that concrete is lithium-ion batteries.
The new battery can power smartphones for five days or allow electric cars to run 1,000 km on a single charge.
A new technique recently developed by British scientists is 'freezing' of lithium ion battery cells. This promises to be an effective solution to help protect this commo…
IBM Research has teamed up with Mercedes-Benz to learn more about this new technology.
Without recycling, the waste batteries of electric cars can turn into mountains of trash.
These tips are for Android smartphones only! With smartphones running the latest Android 10 operating system or lower, users can take advantage of these tips to extend a…
Scientists have recently found a solution to store renewable energy even when the sun is not shining or the wind is not blowing.
NASA announced the first version of the electric-powered aircraft, the X-57 Maxwell, before continuing to complete with its first test flight plan in 2020.
A number of phone cases exploded when charging, causing injury or death to people both in Vietnam and around the world, causing many people to be nervous and confused.
The team is still trying to go one step further, trying to see if they can fully charge the battery in just 5 minutes.
Sleep aids look like a normal blindfold, with built-in LEDs that can light up when the alarm is on.
NASA plans to send two female astronauts outside the International Space Station to troubleshoot battery problems this week.
Scientists have just made something impossible: reverse solar technology, because instead of using light, they use darkness to generate electricity.