New battery technology - Expectations are too far away
It is expected to take at least 10 years to replace alternative energy sources for batteries for laptops, mobile phones and MP3 players ... newly appeared on the market.…
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It is expected to take at least 10 years to replace alternative energy sources for batteries for laptops, mobile phones and MP3 players ... newly appeared on the market.…
Producer Toshiba says the trial has erased everyone's doubts about fuel cell capabilities. So they will commercialize products for laptops in the coming year, after solv…
UltraCell (California, USA) has launched a 0.9-kg battery at Intel Developer Forum (IDF), supporting laptops to operate continuously for nearly 15 hours. William Hill, d…
Taiwan's Antig and AVC are preparing to introduce a fuel cell for laptops at the CeBit exhibition next week in Hannover (Germany). They claim the technology is ready for…
Energy Frontier is a program that links research labs across the United States to find solutions to energy problems.
For years, scientists have been searching for different ways to collect carbon and store it underground or even in the ocean.
If tested successfully, all of the company's cargo ships will be converted to sail when transporting Airbus aircraft parts.
'Utilize domestic waste to become a source of energy for the family's daily hot water needs' This idea of recycling belongs to the British inventor - Nik Spencer.
Initially, a group of college students designed this unique air-driven vehicle as part of a graduation project at Helwan University near Cairo, Egypt.
The idea of sounding crazy was actually proposed and studied by designer Dahir Insaat, the father of many transport solutions for the future.
Material engineers in China have just invented a new window coating that has the same function as conditioning. Another point is that it doesn't need electricity, but it…
Airbus has successfully tested the ultra-long-range Airbus A350-900 XWB, which has impressive long-distance transport capabilities.
In the video below, we can see a sample device (still in trial phase) developed by Chuo University engineers and the National Aeronautics Authority of Japan (JAXA).
A solid protective layer of metal oxide, when used as a medium thin layer, is capable of deforming as a liquid and filling any cracks and gaps that appear.
A UK startup has been working with Shell and Argent Energy to produce biofuels from coffee used in diesel buses in London.