Japan develops 3D printing technology for antennas in space
New technology allows to make satellite antennas right in orbit using plastic and sunlight, greatly saving launch costs.
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New technology allows to make satellite antennas right in orbit using plastic and sunlight, greatly saving launch costs.
The electric eel inspired physicist Alessandro Volta to invent the first battery, and it is also being
The scientists tweaked the anode, which is usually made from graphite of lithium-ion batteries, thereby shortening the charging time.
SuperWheel wheels help riders ride 30% more efficiently without motor or battery.
A recent discovery could revolutionize batteries and change the way we power the world.
Researchers have found a way to apply electricity to wound healing, which promotes healing by killing bacteria.
Electronic chopsticks use a weak electric current, which does not affect the human body, to regulate sodium ions and alter the perception of taste.
The University of Technology Sydney's NOS.E device can not only distinguish the origin, brand and classification of alcohol, but also identify counterfeit alcohol.
KIA's interesting test results in how a song can affect a person's driving style.
The prototype RaceBird, an electric racing boat weighing about 800 kg with a top speed of more than 90 km/h, was tested on the river for the first time.
The world's largest electric yacht has just made its first voyage after sailing from the port of Yichang in Hubei province and back from the upper Yangtze River, China.
The company StoreDot plans to launch super-fast charging battery technology by 2024, helping to solve concerns about the range of electric cars.
The researchers designed a system that generates electricity from trucks traveling on ramps, eliminating the need to build hydroelectric dams.
The e-Spider 4-wheel electric vehicle moves at a speed of only about 30 km / h but is very flexible, able to climb uphill or go through trenches.
The Danish company plans to install offshore charging stations for ships to use instead of oil, helping to reduce carbon emissions.