Electrode technology helps produce hydrogen fuel from seawater
This technology marks a major step forward in the commercialization of hydrogen as a sustainable energy solution.
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This technology marks a major step forward in the commercialization of hydrogen as a sustainable energy solution.
The robot Spot, which is expected to be sold by Boston Dynamics later this year, is expected to change the current heavy robot industry with more flexible, agile machine…
Information from NASA surprised many people and hoped to see the Earth from space.
According to a recent survey on the Psychological Association of the United States, 38% of people said their stress level increased during the holidays.
Technology transfer is currently a hot topic, which opens up many opportunities for developing countries, countries with underdeveloped technology.
NASA is taking steps to prepare for the commercialization of ISS after the White House earlier this year announced that from 2025 it will stop providing direct federal f…
The founder of Amazon.com, billionaire Jeff Bezos, has revealed plans for a spacecraft to get more people into space: he has taken photos and videos of a test launch of…
Saving 156 million Euro, equivalent to nearly 4,500 billion VND; C02 emission reduction is a remarkable achievement from the commercialization of genetically modified co…
It sounds like science fiction, but there is actually a research team from Exeter University, with support from Shell, that has developed a method to make diesel-produci…
Biofuels are of course derived from plants, but developing this form affects agricultural land.
The British Minister of Agriculture has called on the EU to approve the commercialization of genetically modified corn through voting in late January and thinks it is sc…
The Ministry of Science and Technology has just launched a technology commercialization scheme based on the Silicon Valley model in Vietnam on October 18.
Computer engineer John Ellenby, who has a great deal in the development and widespread commercialization of laptop computers, died on August 17 at age 75.
After Amazon, Google is the next company pursuing a project to provide unmanned aerial vehicles.
Electric wheelchair The Whill was developed by a group of engineers from Japan promising to bring the occupants a high-quality personal transport, safe and comfortable.