The 'biodegradable lamp' is powered by glowing bacteria
The 'bio-luminescence' system invented by Philips Electronics (Netherlands) produces the same light that luminescent creatures like fireflies and glow worms do.
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The 'bio-luminescence' system invented by Philips Electronics (Netherlands) produces the same light that luminescent creatures like fireflies and glow worms do.
Instead of using lemonade, in the future intelligence agents can encrypt secret messages with bacteria to send to teammates or superiors.
For research and commercial purposes, scientists have carried out genetic modification to create artificial glowing animals. Let's look at their special products.
Scientists are developing a fluorescent fluid to inject into the patient's body, thereby glowing nerves.
The appearance of cities will change spectacularly when the glowing trees replace the lampposts on the streets.
With elaborate research and advanced techniques, people today can virtually intervene and transform ...
British engineers claim the glowing wall stickers can replace traditional light bulbs in the next 10 years
In the daytime this lamp takes energy from the sun and wind. When night falls, it only emits weak light. Brightness increases when people or objects pass through the lig…
Night riding is dangerous because no one sees you. But the design of Rudi Moosmeier (Germany) will solve this problem: it is a self-glowing bike, helping people see you…
Elegant, elegant and completely without the need for wiring, can hang anywhere wind, wind. Firewinder is a lighting equipment of the modern world.
Mitchell Page, a student at computer science at the University of Sydney, has successfully developed the high-tech TeamAwear sports shirt, bringing comfort and comfort t…
Lightning lightning - glowing fireballs that slowly move mysteriously often appear in thunderstorms - were created in the laboratory of Max Planck Institute for Plasma P…