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Electromagnetic Harvester could charge very low-powered devices

Electromagnetic Harvester could charge very low-powered devices

As in the adage of Sir Antoine Lavoisier, “in nature nothing is lost, nothing is gained, everything transforms,” the energy is in a continue movement. Being surrounded by electromagnetic fields wherever you go, as normally, somebody thought it could be a good source of energy. There were many ideas of harvesting energy. This time Dennis [...]

Fast Charging Time for Chevy Spark

The primarily inconvenience for an electric vehicle is the charge time. Now with the fast charging, a tremendous difference appeared. The Chevy spark is offering a fast charging option that will charge the vehicle in only 20 minutes. This mean it is more feasible to recharge each electric vehicle when is almost out of range. [...]

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India will lower tenth times the electromagnetic field radiation limits from this September

According to an article from EmfNews, by first of September this year India will lower to one tenth the level of emitted radiation by cellphone towers. This way the prevailing standards of 9.2 w/m2 (watt per square meter) will be lowered to 0.92 w/m2. Such a decision follows a report of inter-ministerial committee to study [...]

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Toyota Camatte a Japanese Concept Car

During the International Tokyo Toy Show 2012 this June, Toyota has released a new concept vehicle called Toyota Camatte. This concept car looks like a toy, cute and compact to give fun driving for children and parents. Camatte offers two models: Camatte Sora and Camatte Daichi. Toyota Camatte features customizable body easily to remove and [...]

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Electrically conductive gel – now printable

Researchers from Stanford University have invented an electrically conductive gel, quick and easy to make, which can be applied onto a surface with an inkjet printer. The two Stanford associate professors Zhenan Bao and Yi Cui with team created the material of this electrically conductive gel, a jelly that feels and behaves like biological tissue [...]

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Denmark can triple its biomass production and improve the environment

The industry is interested in establishing a biorefinery sector in Denmark that can replace oil-based products with biofriendly materials, chemicals, energy and fuel.

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Street lamp with LED lights and solar panels for the Olympics 2012

Street lamp has a futuristic design and is dubbed as solar tree being crafted by Ross Lovegrove.  The urban design will totally transform the look of the future streets and cities. Solar panels as well as LED lights have been outfitted together in it. The street lamp can illuminate for three days nonstop using only [...]

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Stanford scientists spark new interest in the century-old Edison battery

Stanford University scientists have breathed new life into the nickel-iron battery, a rechargeable technology developed by Thomas Edison more than a century ago.

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Austria’s most efficient thermal power plant

The heat-and power cogeneration plant had already commenced operation in May 2012.

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Bringing down the cost of fuel cells

Engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) have identified a catalyst that provides the same level of efficiency in microbial fuel cells (MFCs) as the currently used platinum catalyst, but at 5% of the cost.

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