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Climate change, traffic jams, poverty crisis: the problem posed in this century is probably how to secure human survival.
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Climate change, traffic jams, poverty crisis: the problem posed in this century is probably how to secure human survival.
Engineers at some of the world's largest technology companies are facing a problem: supercomputers are becoming so powerful that they can overcome our energy supply.
One day, the human body will become the ultimate source of energy for wearable devices thanks to new technology from Korea.
Recently, Korean scientists have figured out how to harness the power of toilet water to generate electricity.
US researchers have recently introduced a new wind turbine, which can provide cheap electricity and Wi-Fi.
In the smart home of the future, the transmission of wireless energy can be done as easily as wireless internet.
Saphon Energy has started green energy for Tunisia by designing wind turbines without the usual propellers.
Devices such as smartphones, tablets ... as well as personal health care devices, smart glasses and navigation devices have become extremely popular.
The idea of producing electricity from airborne vibrations is not new, but a team at the Singapore Institute of Science and Technology has turned it into reality.
Modcell Straw Technology Company in Yorkshire, the UK is pursuing the technology of making straw walls.
For a British company, stealth aircraft are not simply Amazon's delivery vehicles, but can also become mobile power plants in the sky.
Researchers at Duke University have recently invented a low-cost device that can collect microwave signals and convert them into energy to recharge batteries.
Researchers at Queen Mary's College and London's Imperial College have said they have developed a solar cell that can generate electricity by both sunlight and s…
Researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are studying how cities and towns can help themselves by turning waste into electricity.