Safe and energy saving with 'smartphone charger'
A Finnish computer engineer has developed the world's first smartphone charger to automatically power off and isolate the power source as soon as the phone is pulled…
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Cable.
162 published items.
A Finnish computer engineer has developed the world's first smartphone charger to automatically power off and isolate the power source as soon as the phone is pulled…
Recently, two researchers from the University of Central Florida (UCF) have found a way to use nanotechnology to create wires with gigantic capacitances.
Inventor John Stessel, working with Martinka Magic Shop in New Jersey, is developing a special charger that makes your smartphone look like flying.
LG has just launched three new battery products that could be equipped for future smartphones with the ability to bend in a variety of shapes, even wired ones that can b…
The high-speed tube-powered train, newly introduced earlier this week, is one of the many outstanding ideas in the world about human transport.
The race to build skyscrapers is getting a new boost, thanks to the emergence of super-strong cables capable of pulling elevators to break all current record heights.
Researchers at the University of Southampton, UK have just created a new type of fiber optic cable that can transmit data at a rate of 99.7% of the speed of light.
Engineers in the UK have developed a way to simultaneously monitor all points along an underwater pipe using fiber optic cables.
Recently, researchers at Japan's Asahi Kasei Textile Company have successfully developed the first electrically resilient electric cable.
Scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany have created a new record of data transfer through fiber optic cables using only one laser.
In order to serve the construction of cable-stayed bridges designed by Vietnam in the future, experts from the Institute of Mechanics (Vietnam Academy of Science and Tec…
A Japanese company has developed a technology that transmits a 2-hour film in 0.5 seconds - the fastest speed ever achieved with fiber optic cable in the field.