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BRIGHT PRODUCTS has just launched a commercially viable light source with the goal of providing light to developing countries.
SunVolt can convert sunlight into electricity for charging devices such as digital cameras, ebooks, mobile phones, and tablets.
In an effort to reduce the dependence on gasoline, Japanese scientists have successfully researched and tested the method of helping the car recharge while running on co…
Researchers at the University of South Carolina have found a way to use cheap T-shirts to store electricity. Xiaodong Li, a professor of mechanical engineering, collabor…
The unmanned aerial view became more apparent after Lockheed Martin, the US military hardware corporation, experimented with rechargeable laser technology. Test flight t…
San Francisco-based maker of timbuk2 bags and co-brands, Joey Energy, the charger maker, has introduced two chargers that come with a built-in charger for mobile devices.
This is the ordering product of Vodafone Telecom. Booster Brolly is equipped with 12 x 2 volt solar panels on the umbrella. They play the role of converting solar energy…
According to The Verge, the CL-A2LAS has a capacity of 4,000mAh, which is designed with the user's hands to power up and charge the mobile device via a USB connectio…
Seven automakers have agreed to adopt a supercharged, supercharged electric car that will power up electric cars as well as hybrid cars in just 15 minutes. According to…
A foggy UK researcher has initially succeeded in creating a solar cell grid that absorbs the light emitted by the OLED screen on a mobile phone to charge the battery. .
Inventions are of great significance to those who do not have access to electricity, Dailymail reported.
Recently, US scientists have successfully developed a self-generated energy system that is integrated into the shoes used for daily activities.
Korean scientists have developed a technology that converts the sound into electricity, which can then be charged by the user's mobile phone.
A group of electrical engineers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have sought to keep mobile phones and laptops running longer, more times than existing…
Japan's Fujitsu today announced a technology that uses a magnet to charge more than one electronic device at the same time, complete with wireless technology.