The first inductive electric vehicle charging path in the US
Startup Israel is building a road about 1.6 km long equipped with a wireless charging system for electric vehicles in Detroit, Michigan.
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Startup Israel is building a road about 1.6 km long equipped with a wireless charging system for electric vehicles in Detroit, Michigan.
The design that combines a high-speed jet system with an electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft of Valkyrie Systems Aerospace promises to reach subsonic speeds.
Former SpaceX engineers are developing a new electric freight train to improve the efficiency and reduce emissions of the rail industry.
Analysts say China has developed the world's largest electric four-legged biorobot, which can perform tasks in many complex terrains.
The fork can make fried chicken pieces, steaks become richer.
The researchers used the seaweed species Ulva, commonly known as sea lettuce, as a new photosynthetic source for electric current, which generates molecules that transfe…
The Luniaq tram has transparent aluminum windows and uses airless tire technology to navigate the rough lunar surface.
Skydiver Peter Salzmann won a Guinness World Record for completing the first flight in an electric flight suit.
Rolls-Royce announced on November 19 that the 'Spirit of Innovation' electric aircraft reached a top speed of 623 km / h, cementing the record for the world's fastest el…
Recently, the product of Vietnamese workers has attracted attention on the British general news site Newflare.
The physicist with a rather strange name actually contributed only a small part as explaining the principle of radio waves, magnets and battery charging. But why is he s…
Thomas Edison was not the first to come up with the idea of the incandescent light bulb. He just brought it closer to human life.
Tatamel electric scooter when folded is only 0.7 m long, 0.68 m high and 0.26 m wide, which can be stored under the table.
The first battery recycling plants using new technology will open in 2022.
Alaska Air Group and ZeroAvia are developing and testing an improved De Havilland Q400 76-seat aircraft with a range of 805km.