Exploiting wave energy with the system of 'seabed carpet'
Many organizations around the world are looking for ways to harness the energy of ocean waves as renewable energy.
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Many organizations around the world are looking for ways to harness the energy of ocean waves as renewable energy.
For the past five years, Professor Peza Alam and a team of scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, have successfully researched how to create a mechanical…
After years of research, a giant laser complex has been developed by scientists and the first successful step is to be able to achieve a fusion reaction similar to the S…
Scientists at the US Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory have created a new material, which is filled with ultra-fine hairs, which can be used in a va…
Imagine a street lamp that knows you are coming from a distance and lights up to illuminate the road.
Scientists are perfecting a human heart-pumping fuel pump system to fuel the bio-powered biomass robotic system.
Energy costs are rising so a company in the United States launches a Kickstater campaign to launch a soccer ball that can turn a power into electricity, save it and then…
Researchers at Harvard University have successfully created a plant-based rechargeable battery that stores energy instead of metal.
The US military has developed a new weapon that can shoot down unmanned aerial vehicles, more importantly it is more efficient and less expensive, as well as never used…
Modcell Straw Technology Company in Yorkshire, the UK is pursuing the technology of making straw walls.
Do you like the idea of riding a bike to work without losing weight? If the answer is yes, you should buy yourself
For a British company, stealth aircraft are not simply Amazon's delivery vehicles, but can also become mobile power plants in the sky.
In recent years, Lithium-air - battery technology promises to improve the energy density of lithium-ion batteries.
Researchers at Duke University have recently invented a low-cost device that can collect microwave signals and convert them into energy to recharge batteries.
Scientists are conducting a series of studies to be able to create a new battery with the main ingredient being ... potatoes.