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Kites can generate electricity
New technology

Kites can generate electricity

In order to generate more power from the wind, there must be strong winds. The higher the winds will become even more ...

December 11, 2018
Generators use natural gas
New technology

Generators use natural gas

Volkswagen and a German energy company plan to produce a household gas generator using natural gas.

December 11, 2018
These robots can eat meat
New technology

These robots can eat meat

Two British scientists have successfully built robots capable of catching mice and insects and turning them into electricity.

December 11, 2018
Hydrogen can be obtained from the urine
New technology

Hydrogen can be obtained from the urine

American chemists have successfully built technology for producing hydrogen from urine by electrolysis. This was announced on Chemistry World.

December 11, 2018
The bulb is smaller than the hair
New technology

The bulb is smaller than the hair

US scientists have successfully built the world's smallest bulb. When there is electricity, it looks like a bright spot.

December 11, 2018
Charge it by 'waving'
New technology

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?

December 11, 2018
The way to create energy for cars
New technology

The way to create energy for cars

Israeli engineers have devised ways to utilize the car's activity on the road to generate electricity back in the car.

December 11, 2018
Turns the road into a power supply
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Turns the road into a power supply

To capitalize on the mechanical means, a company in Israel has built street and highway power generation.

December 11, 2018
Produce electricity by mirror
New technology

Produce electricity by mirror

With 624 large portable mirrors, a solar park in Europe can produce 11 million kilowatts of electricity a year.

December 11, 2018