Floors made from nano wood pulp are capable of providing electricity
With cheap materials and simple technology, this method promises a new breakthrough in the green energy sector of the future.
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With cheap materials and simple technology, this method promises a new breakthrough in the green energy sector of the future.
A Japanese engineer who invented the world's first storm turbine could supply clean energy to the entire country for half a century.
If intelligence agencies want to make self-destructive surveillance devices to remove traces, all of their components, including batteries, need to be self-sufficient.
In the future, houses will be decorated with patterns
Intelligent Energy, a UK-based energy company, says it has successfully developed a new division for drone, allowing it to operate for hours on fuel cells.
Two years ago, researchers from Deft University of Technology, Netherlands, came up with the idea of designing a windmill that can generate electricity without moving…
If your laptop is damaged, keep the battery. Laptop batteries can help you power your home appliances and help keep the environment green.
Recently, a US arms designer said they could create endless energy supplies in 20 years.
It is possible that in the near future, your tires will be made from dandelion flowers. This is the latest research by German scientists.
Engineers at some of the world's largest technology companies are facing a problem: supercomputers are becoming so powerful that they can overcome our energy supply.
Have you ever left the dead battery accident in the middle of the road or after a night forget to turn off the lights that cause the car to not boot the machine?
US researchers have recently introduced a new wind turbine, which can provide cheap electricity and Wi-Fi.
Perth, the capital of Western Australia, has been leading the way in delivering daily treated wastewater, with an estimated volume of about 20% of the total water supply…
Public Transports Publics Genevois (TPG) in Geneva (Switzerland) is putting into operation.
The new fabric is capable of absorbing water from the fog and releasing water when the temperature rises, opening up the possibility of supplying water to the desert.