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Make a drink from the fog
New technology to create drinking water from fog can meet the increasing water needs of people in dry areas.
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Exploding the micro grid market
By 2020, the market of micro-grid is expected to reach annual revenue of about 40 billion USD. It can be said that this market has developed from experimental studies an…
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The house itself produces electricity and changes color
Graphene is a layer of carbon that forms a hexagonal grid, with a distance of 0.142 nm between carbon atoms. Graphene membrane has the same thickness as the atomic diame…
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Vodafone unveils phone charger without power grid
While users in Western countries often try to control their phone bills, users in sub-Saharan Africa are facing a different problem.
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New Project Investigation Tool
The London Police Department has found a very useful new investigative tool, the noise, the 'oo' sound generated by the grid.
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Charge the battery from the OLED screen
A foggy UK researcher has initially succeeded in creating a solar cell grid that absorbs the light emitted by the OLED screen on a mobile phone to charge the battery. .
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Rydberg atom trap by optical grid
Researchers at the University of Michigan have found a way to trap Rydberg's atoms (when excited by Rydberg's atomic masses, which can be as massive as 1000 time…
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Smart grid development project in Ireland
Researchers working at: Energy Company (ESB), Intune Networks Company and Telecommunications Systems and Software Group (TSSG) are working together to develop a power gr…
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Electricity from the roof reduces the load for the grid
The solar roof system helps recharge a power-holding device to use it gradually. When the system capacity is insufficient for use, the device will automatically suppleme…
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The first TV technology fully displays the true color spectrum
Scientists from the Swiss Institute of Technology said, with thousands of ranges