This Drone Can Fly Forver Without a Battery
Someone has finally found a way to use wireless power to keep a drone flying.
Someone has finally found a way to use wireless power to keep a drone flying.
Only WWIII can stop the Chinese and the French owning our future now.
The Samsung Note 7 isn't alone in its ability to explode. We all carry potential firebombs but there's good reason so few go up in flames.
Solar panels that tell the washing machines of the country it's time to switch on.
Finding a backpack designed to protect and carry all of your tech isn’t terribly hard these days. What sets the MOS Pack apart is that it can can also help keep all of your gear charged.
What's £30,000 if it brings you amazing audio?
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Reports suggest that Ukraine is seeking investors to help it build a solar complex in the area.
Catch it before Nintendo sues this crafty Etsy seller?
BAE Systems wants to help lighten the load with its new system that lets soldiers plug electronics directly into their clothing.
Generators built into the rear wheels cleverly feed power to a USB port in the Moxi's handle.
Scientists at MIT have designed an ingenious new concept for a battery that operates on the same fundamental principal as an hourglass.
Another shot at making li-air the future of making stuff work for longer.
Oil companies have known about the effects of carbon dioxide emissions from cars far longer than many originally thought, according to recently released documents.
Putting 347,000 mirrors in the desert faced towards the sun clearly has its disadvantages.
For 107 hours—about four days—the country ran on nothing but wind, solar and hydro power.
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