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Scientists at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA, discovered a way to capture and exploit energy transmitted through…
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Scientists at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA, discovered a way to capture and exploit energy transmitted through…
Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA, have developed a new way to harvest energy from flowing water.
Japanese engineers make new means of transport by combining high-speed trains with planes.
Scientists from the Institute of Nanotechnology, Institute of Chemical Engineering, University of Haifa (Israel) have successfully researched the next generation of elec…
Researchers at Tufts University, Massachusetts have successfully engineered a molluscic robot that simulates deep-seated, search and rescue behaviors.
A group of electrical engineers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have sought to keep mobile phones and laptops running longer, more times than existing…
To limit the development costs to millions, US-based Sikorsky will use 3D technology to develop the CH-53K.
A team of engineers from the Italcementi Group of Italy has created a type of cement that allows light to enter your room.
Engineers at Shadow Robot have successfully crafted a highly intelligent robotic remote control that promises breakthroughs in tackling difficult tasks.
A clean material can help filter precipitation before being absorbed into the ground, has been patented by civil engineering and environmental engineering researcher Naj…
After coming from Italy, the unmanned truck passed 13,000 km to reach China on October 26.
British engineers claim the glowing wall stickers can replace traditional light bulbs in the next 10 years
A British engineer has successfully designed the world's first winged submarine, acting as a domestic aircraft.
Many honey shipments to foreign countries are returned due to products containing 24% - 30% of water, not guaranteed quality.
Israeli engineers have devised ways to utilize the car's activity on the road to generate electricity back in the car.