Toyota introduces hard-disk batteries in Japan
The new Toyota battery model uses porcelain coatings on positive electrode materials that make it a hard-shell design.
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The new Toyota battery model uses porcelain coatings on positive electrode materials that make it a hard-shell design.
Researchers have successfully tested US dollar, Swiss franc, Japanese yen and the euro.
The new shock absorber material can withstand extreme temperatures and it can be used in spacecraft engines as well as cars.
Devices mounted in smoke detectors, temperature sensors in the room or CCTV can measure the temperature and the peak of a fire.
For sick and frail older people to live longer and more convenient, European scientists are studying ...
Researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC, Columbia) are developing an underwater robot to survey the oceans.
Toto company in Japan has built smart toilets, considered the most modern technology toilets today because it is like a tiny medical laboratory.
The color change window is not a new invention. But the window that touches the ambient temperature and adjusts the transparency itself is a unique product from RavenBri…
NASA has developed a new generation of underwater robots that can move based on seawater heat.
In the latest German study, we have changed our perception of ordinary physics, with a completely new perspective that shows the properties of lasers.
Americans are allowed to visit a powerful laser system capable of producing the same pressure and temperature environment as the stars in the universe.
If you think that the stone on the ring is big and gorgeous, the diamonds processed in the laboratory by the new method will overwhelm you.
Researchers have invented a new type of heat that can make cars more useful by turning waste heat through engine smoke into electricity.
Japanese researchers have created a special 'skin' rubber for the robot, which allows the robot to feel pressure and temperature just like humans do.
German experts are experimenting on a special type of thermoelectric generator that converts heat from car exhaust to electricity to provide fuel and reduce CO2 emission…