'Smart fabric' generates electricity from sweat and movement
With this special fabric, researchers have succeeded in creating an energy source just from sweat and body movement.
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With this special fabric, researchers have succeeded in creating an energy source just from sweat and body movement.
(Dan Tri) - Besides its values in many industries, electricity production from E. coli bacteria also contributes to the treatment of organic waste -
The location and objects around the transmitter can greatly affect the speed of Wifi in your home.
High-rise buildings account for about 90% of electricity consumption in Hong Kong and developers and construction companies are looking for ways to address the environme…
Since its invention, electricity has always been an important source of energy in human life.
The electric eel hides an evolutionary mystery that Charles Darwin also couldn't explain.
In an effort to get the most out of farm waste, a Canadian company decided to go for the stinkiest thing you can think of. Exactly, you get what I mean!
The Finnish company installs a battery system whose main component is about 100 tons of sand, which helps to store green energy in the form of heat for months.
The system takes advantage of the elevator's idle time to generate electricity.
The device can generate electricity, with the byproduct being water that is harmless to the human body.
Australia's first solar-powered eight-storey office building is expected to open mid-2023, helping to reduce CO2 by 77 tons per year.
Smart pillow helps monitor sleep quality, and generates electricity to operate thanks to the friction nano generator.
Japan has successfully tested a huge system of turbines on the seabed that harnesses energy in deep ocean currents and turns it into a stable, reliable source of electri…
Supply chain disruption, high inflation accompanied by power outages and heatwave: A scenario that could not be worse than the post-pandemic era.
A Chinese research team has designed the world's first plant that can turn fusion energy into electricity without shutting down the power grid.