Tiny gas sensors are effective in detecting toxic substances
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are building a tiny sensor used to detect a number of toxic gases including toxic industrial chemicals and a…
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Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are building a tiny sensor used to detect a number of toxic gases including toxic industrial chemicals and a…
The study by scientists at the University of Michigan (UM) has created a human knee-ring that is capable of generating enough electricity to operate a handheld GPS locat…
Dr. Hakan Gursu (Turkey) has designed a very modern boat called the Volitan - which means flying fish - using both wind energy and solar energy.
The new generation of super-saving light bulbs has just been introduced by Glasgow University in the next 3 years and will eliminate the current incandescent bulbs. Appl…
According to the United Nations, by 2025, the Earth will have about 2.9 billion more people, increasing the demand for domestic water supply, and the demand for energy i…
Radiation energy is often used in microwave ovens for heating food. Recently, Eureka Aerospace of the United States has created a device that uses this energy to pursue…
The world's largest manufacturer of solar-powered products will be built in Singapore. This will also be the first of its kind in Southeast Asia.
The US Air Force's research lab claims to have successfully tested a new technology for the production of Betavoltaic batteries. With this battery, you can use it on…
Bicycle makers have launched a new eco-friendly product: a hydrogen-powered bicycle. The car - introduced at an international fair opening September 5 in Shanghai (China…
Can a bad bridge be detected early to make a timely decision before it collapses? American scientists are studying a sensor that can do this. Interestingly, the estimate…
A team of Dutch researchers has tested a wireless mouse powered by solar energy, without the need to add energy after a few days.
What chaos is the charger for laptops, mobile phones, PDAs ... that may soon disappear - according to a US research team that has just published a new study of energy (e…
Physicists in the UK have successfully built the first optical memory element with encoding information in the structural phase of a single Galium nanoparticle.