Breakthrough in wireless technology using light
Wireless Light Fidelity (LiFi) wireless technology, launched in the next six years, will bring many benefits to life.
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Wireless Light Fidelity (LiFi) wireless technology, launched in the next six years, will bring many benefits to life.
Experts can synthesize hydrogen gas from water using solar energy using special optical catalytic compounds created by titanium dioxide.
Furniture made from fungi with light, hard and toxic properties can change the way traditional large-scale furniture production today, Reuters 18/9 reported.
Although this may sound a bit strange, this transition is extremely necessary to create breakthroughs in the computer field.
The world's most powerful X-ray laser machine officially went into operation in the cities of Hamburg, Germany, and BBC on September 1.
Ingo Maure, the German lighting manufacturer, has launched a new balloon-inspired lighting device, Designboom, on Aug. 26.
Just curled up, the electronic paper will become an LED light.
German scientists hope the high-intensity light source from the giant artificial sun could help them produce CO2-free fuel for use in aircraft and automobiles.
Researchers and manufacturers of Japanese auto parts have successfully fabricated materials from pulp, weighing only 1/5 of steel, but five times more solid.
Room windows, aircraft doors, auto glass and even sunglasses can be installed.
Imuzak, an optical design company in Japan has successfully developed a special resin capable of reducing light reflection.
B-shoe is a smart shoe from a technology company in Israel, led by Dr. Yonatan Manor.
The city of Concepción in southern Chile has just launched a project to install a traffic light warning system under the road for people addicted to mobile phones.
US scientists use lasers to create the brightest light on Earth, one billion times brighter than the sun's surface.
Not only can glowing lights, potatoes can be made into a fun-driven car.