Charge your phone from solar energy
When you were in high school, you were taught about photosynthesis on greenery. But have you ever thought that a phone can someday be charged by absorbing sunlight?
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When you were in high school, you were taught about photosynthesis on greenery. But have you ever thought that a phone can someday be charged by absorbing sunlight?
For a British company, stealth aircraft are not simply Amazon's delivery vehicles, but can also become mobile power plants in the sky.
Researchers at Queen Mary's College and London's Imperial College have said they have developed a solar cell that can generate electricity by both sunlight and s…
Scientists at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have uncovered a new way to make solar cells more efficient and cheaper.
The variant of the AeroVironment's manual-launching aerial (UAS) system, Puma AE, has been flying for more than 9 hours continuously.
Under the current conditions, finding and using other sources of energy to replace fossil fuels is an issue that is being put on top by all mankind.
The areas of the Atacama Desert are one of the most lacking conditions for life on earth, and even bacteria are difficult to survive. Every decade, rainfall is measured…
A French company, SunPartner, recently developed a phone display
Australian scientists from the Victorian Solar Cell Group (VICOSC) have successfully tested the technology of producing new solar cells to produce the equivalent of A3 p…
Now, a research team at the University of North Carolina has continued to improve the technology to increase battery performance as high as possible.
Japantimes reported on March 26 that a Japanese company named Miraikikai Inc. announced the world's first solar cell cleaning robot.
According to the Gizmag tech news site, this type of organic photovoltaic battery has a 2.7% efficiency - a relatively high performance level for the raw materials recov…
Scientists at the US Department of Energy have successfully developed solar cells that convert 44% of light into electricity.
A self-controlled robot has completed its journey from the US to Australia after more than 12 months.
Researchers from the University of North Carolina have inspired sunflowers to design higher-efficiency solar cells.