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There are more than 1 billion people in the world who don't know electric light. They have to use oil lamps - not bright enough, both harmful to health and the environme…
MWC 2018 is not only a landmark of smartphones, but also a gathering place for many other unique technologies.
The new laser is located in the Station of Extreme Light (SEL) lab, designed to generate 100-million-watt pulses (100 petawatts or PW).
OLEDs possess a deeper black color, providing much superior images than traditional LCDs, and it does not require backlighting as on a traditional LCD screen, so it has…
This discovery opens the door to making a lightweight, lightweight, 3X longer life span than what is commonly seen today.
People often use bicycles to use two types of lights: one battery type and one powered by generator operating when the wheel rotates. Both types have drawbacks, and that…
This lamp was installed in Norway on 8km of highway in Buskerud province. The mechanism of operation of the lamp is automatically reduced by 20% when no car, bicycle or…
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT have taken an important step to turn things around
This is the first time glass has the ability to transmit light with high opacity built. The combination of these two properties can help increase the performance of sola…
Researchers have created a new synthetic material that can be used to make a special battery that can store solar energy and emit it at any time at the desired amount.
According to Engadget, optical fiber has a very fast speed but there is still a limit: you will still need ... wire to transmit data, making this transmission difficult…
The US special forces were equipped with ultra-modern night vision goggles, allowing American soldiers to move as well as observe easily at night.
In theory, the invisibility cloak works by bending light transmission to it by means of a special layer of material.
A digital greenhouse has just appeared in Tokyo, using illusion lighting and the 'vegetable orchestra'.
Researchers have found a new way to process large-scale data using a kind of 'magic dust' made of quantum particles called polaritons.