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Under the current conditions, finding and using other sources of energy to replace fossil fuels is an issue that is being put on top by all mankind.
Mobile device manufacturers are experimenting with new anti-glare glasses with antimicrobial functionality.
Solar Impulse, the name of the plane, landed at Dulles International Airport outside the city of Washington at 12:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, AP reported.
Led by Associate Professor Darren Sun, team of scientists from Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) after five years of research has successfully developed a new…
Researchers at the Madras Institute of Technology have launched a new water purifier using a special combination of nanoparticles to remove bacteria, viruses and other c…
The textile industry is witnessing a new breakthrough, with the emergence of antibacterial fabrics, allowing for 100 days of wear without washing or ironing.
A solar system combined with natural gas has been researched and developed to increase the electricity production efficiency of natural gas plants by 20%.
There are some robots that do the job of cleaning the floor. Most recently, South Korea's LG Electronics created a home-made mop machine that obeyed the owner's…
Japantimes reported on March 26 that a Japanese company named Miraikikai Inc. announced the world's first solar cell cleaning robot.
Being IntelligentM's first product, the newly established technology company in Florida (USA), the smart bracelet monitors the wearer's hand washing activity and will al…
Eco-friendly cars can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80 percent by 2050.
However, both help create clean water and contribute to the local economic development is the project that University of Virginia (USA) is implementing. The two PureMadi…
TEPCO and the Japanese government have decided to use robots to increase worker access to reactor buildings.
With just one single charge, the battery-powered trains can travel over 1,000km with full passengers on their cars.
Producer Takara Tomy (Japan) has announced an extremely compact robot, which seems to be a very simple task ... just the screen cleaning device mobile.