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The battery allows users to charge their power by shaking their hands in the UK.
A company in Russia has successfully built a small submarine powered by users' pedal power.
A British soldier lost his eyes due to grenades in Iraq, but his life changed thanks to a breakthrough technology that helps blind people visualize everything around wit…
The translation glass can display small words on the inside of the glass, helping tourists quickly communicate with local people in the native language.
A group of international scientists led by Lund University in Sweden has successfully developed a
A Dutch company has launched electric balls with a lifespan of more than 25 years ...
This new wheelchair type helps people with disabilities get to where they want just by thinking about the destination.
Japanese inventors have introduced unique products, the toilet bowl helps users do not need toilet paper when solving excretion needs.
Inventor Miroslav Mijevic of London design firm Z & Co has created a solar-powered bicycle.
NTT Telecom (Japan) has just launched a solution to charge mobile phones such as iPods and phones with shoes while walking.
Dr. Joshua Silver, a retired Oxford University professor, has introduced a type of glasses that can be adjusted directly by the user.
The pair is made of a lightweight material, which helps to lift the user, acting as a life buoy when falling into the water.
What do you do when you're stuck in a cramped pop show like a wedge, but the cell phone in your pocket is going to turn off because of the battery out?
French researchers claim to have invented a hydrogen fuel cell for mobile phones, which helps users not rely on current battery power.