American students successfully built power generation shoes
Four students from the University of Houston's mechanical engineering department built a shoe called PediPower for their graduation project.
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Four students from the University of Houston's mechanical engineering department built a shoe called PediPower for their graduation project.
Scientists in the United States invented a solar cell that is so thin that people can paste it on cell phones, windows and many other things.
During weekend trips in places where there is no electricity, you can still charge your mobile phone thanks to the smart wood burning stove.
Four Nigerian girls surprised many by introducing a urine-powered generator in Lagos, South Nigeria.
Sihong Wang and Long Lin, a student of the Georgia Institute of Technology (USA), invented a two-layer material that is capable of producing electrically active electrom…
Volvo Technology Japan Co., Ltd. And Nippon Dengyo Tools (Japan) has successfully tested wireless energy transfer technology, very suitable in practice to apply to passe…
GH-LED10WBW, the name of the LED that generates electricity with salt solution, can glow in 8 hours with 350ml of salt water. You can also connect lights to small device…
Austrian and Japanese experts have just announced a new invention: photovoltaic cells are thinner than spider silk and tough enough to bend around a human hair.
Dang Hong Quang's wind-powered generator is a vertical type - a rare design today that can produce enough electricity to illuminate a family with an initial cost of less…
He has invented a fabric used to produce photovoltaic batteries that convert sunlight into electricity and is being used in the military. With this kind of clothing, the…
Using turn-off sensors, electric switches integrated into locks and rainwater tanks, 3 students from Ho Chi Minh City Polytechnic University have successfully researched…
In a wine party at the office, Japanese scientists suddenly got an invention that they hoped would help create a revolution in electricity transmission.
Scientists in Australia have found a completely new technique to create metal with plastic and even superconducting properties.
The image of a billowing water flow from dams that rotate turbine generators will no longer be the only way to generate electricity from water energy.
Artificial leaves will absorb solar energy to create a high-performing, low-cost energy source that has been successfully built by Massachusetts Institute of Technology…