'Smart Window' controls the light and heat inside the building
A team from the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Texas (Austin, USA) has developed the technology
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A team from the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Texas (Austin, USA) has developed the technology
German scientists have recently reported a successful development of a new face detection technology even in the dark.
Galatea will heat the plastic (like the way to create Lego toys) at temperatures of more than 440 degrees Fahrenheit (equivalent to 227 degrees Celsius) for 3D printing…
If we ever knew about Dyson technology through vacuum cleaners, dryers or air purifiers, they now introduce an LED light bulb that has a lifetime of up to 37 years (12 h…
French designers have introduced a specially designed table that acts as a room air conditioner without electricity.
A Hungarian architect studied new construction techniques, created water walls, helped balance the heat for the whole building, as well as reducing carbon emissions.
Scientists have just created a new fabric, made from silver nanoparticles, capable of keeping heat efficiently inside clothes, helping the wearer feel warm.
A team of researchers has successfully built all-in-one prototype cooling, heating and power systems with vegetable oils.
Fever Smart is as compact as a stamp. To use it, parents just need to fix it in their children's hands with the sticker.
FuelWear, based in Toronto, Canada, has launched the Flame Base Layer.
Hey Joe Atlanta, the Atlanta-based company, has launched a brewing coffee cup of the same name that brews and maintains its favorite beverage.
A large amount of excess heat arises from industrial processes and power generation projects, researchers around the world have spent decades searching for ways to explo…
By applying an electrolytic polymerization process to produce bonding arrays of polymer nanofibers, the researchers developed an insulating material that could conduct h…