Birds flapping their wings produce electricity
US biologists introduce technology that generates electricity from the bird's wings, bats or butterflies to power a biometric data capture device.
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US biologists introduce technology that generates electricity from the bird's wings, bats or butterflies to power a biometric data capture device.
Japan has successfully tested wireless power transmission technology, an important step that opens up the ability to produce electricity from outer space using solar ene…
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Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have successfully developed a set of keyboards that accurately identify users based on their typing style.
US scientists have introduced a method of using a bacterium that converts solar energy into liquid fuels.
At MWC 2015, technology will be the first to see the prototype smartphone Kyocera (USA) with the ability to charge solar energy.
An in-shoe component is designed to generate electricity from walking or running activities, providing power to the sensor or other electronics.
The group of pilots preparing to fly around the world for the first time with solar powered aircraft has officially announced their route.
Due to the inability to equip agricultural product preservation systems, products produced by farmers in developing countries are susceptible to damage - which means the…
Currently the energy problem is very urgent, solar batteries are an effective solution. Recently, a study of putting solar batteries on the universe will optimize the be…
By using a laser to bombard hot plasma in a desktop-plasma laser accelerator, the scientists created accelerated energy to 4.25 giga-electron volts (GeV).
Scientists have found a natural process that occurs in bacteria in human faeces that can be used to produce bio-batteries.
The first line of the world could convert sunlight into official energy into operation in the Netherlands.
Recently, a US arms designer said they could create endless energy supplies in 20 years.