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According to Engadget, optical fiber has a very fast speed but there is still a limit: you will still need ... wire to transmit data, making this transmission difficult…
Wireless Light Fidelity (LiFi) wireless technology, launched in the next six years, will bring many benefits to life.
Do not use petroleum-based raw materials, do not discharge toxic gas during operation, electric cars or trucks are considered the most breakthrough invention of 21st cen…
Infrared emitters can transfer data up to 300 times faster than current systems, Reuters reported on Aug. 14.
A team of researchers at Harvard University created a battery-free folding robot, capable of complex motion, controlled through a wireless magnetic field.
It seems that people always feel how much the battery is not enough, so they study to find batteries with a longer life span and larger capacity, convenient wireless cha…
Scenes of action movies using elevator cables will no longer play, as any modern building applies this extremely advanced ladder system.
US scientists have created unmanned aerial vehicles capable of producing 3D images of objects behind the walls with wireless waves.
Short and concise, that researchers have come a long way in bringing straight energy into a moving object.
The Israeli government is working, installing trials in one location, creating a short Tel Aviv bus route using electric cordless electric traction.
Energysquare, a French start-up company, has developed a special product that is capable of wireless charging for most existing electronic devices.
Ultra-low frequency technology allows communication to be established where normal wireless connections are not available.
A remarkable scientific advance, opening up more areas related to the neuroscience and brain aspects.
Next time, you will be able to use the free wireless internet at any airport that you visit for an interactive map that provides frequent data on wifi access passwords a…
Contact lenses that wirelessly connect to mobile phones and smartwatches to transmit health information, are about to come true thanks to a new technology.