New technology allows energy to be collected in hot weather in the summer to heat homes in the winter
You won't have to spend much money on the heating system at home anymore.
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You won't have to spend much money on the heating system at home anymore.
Concerned about the situation in which people in developing countries find it difficult to access vaccines, British boys have developed mobile refrigerators that can kee…
This cabinet has enormous capacity and can keep food cold all year round.
A Japanese company has successfully developed cello cellophane, called Aura Pack, that can help keep fruits and vegetables fresh for months for months, by controlling th…
Simple but unbelievably effective inventions, which don't cost too much, are the things that poor rural Africans always dream about.
Australia will become the third country in the world after the United States and Russia to freeze corpses for preservation. This facility will specialize to serve those…
Ultra-heat-treated technology helps create unmanageable milk for months, but also makes it impossible to make cheeses.
US researchers have developed silk-wrapping technology that allows the fruit to remain fresh and succulent even when not in the refrigerator for a week.
Australia's MADE beverage company has developed a modern processing technology that can keep milk fresh for up to 100 days.
Preserving food by using sealed plastic film is very popular now.
Due to the inability to equip agricultural product preservation systems, products produced by farmers in developing countries are susceptible to damage - which means the…
In the UK, about 15 million tons of food are discarded each year, mostly due to damage or mold growth.
In this project, the team combined laser scanning with the use of digital imaging devices to map the tomb of King Richard III after relocating the remains to another loc…
On March 15, 2013, a British team announced that it had successfully developed a machine that could keep people's liver alive for up to 24 hours.
This technology is designed to kill spores that cause mold and can lead to a revolution in shopping habits when loaves can be eaten within two months.