The toilet does not need water
South Korean scientists turn the toilet into a sustainable energy producer that is capable of converting human waste into bioenergy.
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South Korean scientists turn the toilet into a sustainable energy producer that is capable of converting human waste into bioenergy.
The Bill and Melinda Gates charity five years ago announced to the world that it would produce a very durable and completely inexpensive toilet, promising to revolutioni…
According to Boeing, this self-cleaning system can
Why are we going to pee when we pee?
Let's see how Japan can bring surprises to us with the challenge of toilet experience!
Green transport is always a target for humanity. But the models introduced in this article are in addition to reaching the goal
A virtual reality headset can allow you to experience life through a second-person perspective.
An intelligent toilet system designed for use in disaster areas could be tested at a refugee camp in the Philippines.
This is a pretty creative project of young designers, with a very useful deodorizer feature.
Chinese scientists recently introduced a stinky deodorant method in public toilets using a spray of bacteria.
Recently, Korean scientists have figured out how to harness the power of toilet water to generate electricity.
The unique design of the two American students will make your bathroom space neater, small and beautiful.
Japanese researchers have invented a toilet robot that automatically moves in public places and asks passers-by to pick up trash.
Basically, this device will change the electrical current, temperature quickly to deceive the tip of the tongue.
Researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are studying how cities and towns can help themselves by turning waste into electricity.