Solar power plant floating in Japan
Japan built two power plants floating on the water, exploiting solar energy enough to supply 1,000 households.
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Japan built two power plants floating on the water, exploiting solar energy enough to supply 1,000 households.
In order to diversify the supply of electricity, the Japanese government is considering the possibility of building generators from clean water pipes to households.
Japanese experts introduced plans to build an underwater city model, with full construction works, houses, hotels and play areas.
Japan is contemplating a plan to build a new research station in Antarctica, to serve research on the ice continent and to monitor the Earth's climate change phenomenon.
Japan is planning to spend about 970 million USD to set up facilities to store thousands of tons of radioactive soil from the Fukushima disaster.
Japan yesterday started the first turbine in the offshore wind power plant complex, 20km from the coast of Fukushima Prefecture.
Rare earths are strategic resources that cannot be reborn. Many modern technologies cannot be implemented without rare earths. The Center for Research and Transfer of Ra…
Located in Tokyo Bay, the eco-house with an area of 262 m2 of Panasonic is considered as the
Mitsubishi Electronics has opened an architecture called the world's tallest elevator test tower. This 173-meter high building will be the place to conduct research on h…
A new tower towering above the triangle, but the tall slender tower of the tent is cylindrical, the silver blue rising high into the sky will be a new and impressive ima…
Prof. Dr. Ta Cao Minh, Hanoi University of Technology, will receive the prestigious Nagamori Prize of Japan for his contributions in the field of electric motor research.
Robots sent to the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan cannot tolerate high levels of radioactive material causing the wires to dry.
The population in Japan and some European countries is aging, so a robot health nurse who takes care of the elderly is born with the purpose of caring and talking to the…
If approved for construction, the Sky Mile Tower in Tokyo, Japan, will be twice as tall as the world's tallest Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
When the application of LED has become common, not many people understand that the birth of blue LED means what.