Charge it by 'waving'
Imagine that all you have to do to charge your ipod or blackberry is to wave your hands, stretch your arms or walk?
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Imagine that all you have to do to charge your ipod or blackberry is to wave your hands, stretch your arms or walk?
Automobile maker Shelby Supercars has launched an electric car that can reach speeds of up to 334 kilometers per hour.
In the future, electric light bulbs will not only have a lighting role, but can also help us access the Internet, communicate with electronic devices in the home.
Japanese engineers have added a robot named SmartPal V, to help people do housework.
A device made up of giant rubber tubes may have the decisive significance in making electromagnetic energy from ocean waves.
In the April 10 issue of Nature, a newly published artificial material marks the beginning of a revolution in material development for electronic applications.
Pollution and traffic congestion are common in densely populated cities. Now a new compact vehicle will help solve this situation.
After 15 years of research, Gibson Guitar created the world's first robot guitar: the electric guitar came on strings after string replacement and allowed the player…
Michelin researchers have developed a 'super-clean' model that uses 'electric-fuel batteries', which can reach speeds of up to 130km / g.
* Material that can change hardness and elasticity: Scientists have taken fine gypsum powder, limestone powder and fine coal, mixed it into olive oil and some water and…
In the picture is a solar-powered electric car of 29 students of Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Cantho University has just been presented to celebrate the 40th anniv…
Canada's Group IV Semiconductor Inc. (Group IV) has made a revolution in the field of electric lights by making a lamp that consumes 90% less energy than conventiona…
Imagine you are wearing a shark! You will move underwater without making noise, feel the electric field, 'catch' the scent and search in the darkness of deep pools for h…
Researchers at Tokyo's Keio University have unveiled an eight-wheeled electric car that reaches speeds of up to 370 kilometers per hour, arguably the fastest-growing…