Dance to the floor for electricity
An intelligent dance floor uses the dancers' movements to light up and sweat them to flush toilets that may be launched in the Netherlands next year.
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An intelligent dance floor uses the dancers' movements to light up and sweat them to flush toilets that may be launched in the Netherlands next year.
A Japanese electronics maker has successfully created a bio-battery that produces electricity from sugar. This battery has enough power to run the player and a pair of s…
As a result of research by scientists at the University of Southampton (UK), the generator was created to power active devices at locations where the replacement of batt…
We often find 'eye-to-eye' because of the entanglement of the wire or socket in the house or around the desk ... The picture of the wire lurching, rolling around…
If you are tired of having to watch your cell phone charger, digital music player or other electronic device, the nanogenerator, led by Professor Zhong Lin Wang at the G…
New energy collectors made from plastic will be used to roof the roof, or wall panels (outside), or it can be a decorative material for the front of the house ...
A piece of thin plastic film that conducts electricity and creates solar energy will be the foundation of the lighting revolution and design of clothing - An internation…
If you are tired of watching the charger for cell phones, digital music players or other electronic devices, the nanogenerator, by GS Zhong Lin Wang at the Georgia Insti…
In the future, consumers can buy batteries that run on all kinds of sweet things, including sap and carbonated drinks. Like other batteries, new batteries incorporate fu…
Spectrolac, a subsidiary of the US Boeing Group, has successfully developed photovoltaic cells that can convert nearly 41% of the sun's rays into it into electricity. Th…
Of course, it does not take the light that it takes off, but the fuel cell system of the aircraft produces only 500 watts, the equivalent of electricity to illuminate 5…
The synthetic molecule that simulates chlorophyll in plants may someday be the foundation for high-performance solar cells, said University of Sydney professor Max Cross…
According to India's Indo-Asian News Service, India will build a power plant on August 20
The world is trying to find new forms of energy, freeing people from dependence on oil - fossil energy resources are running out and are causing harmful effects to the g…
The machine draws moisture from the outside air and turns it into water. For 1 kW of electricity it produces 4 liters of water. The machine produces water that is sweete…