Swift's popularity and influence have made her concerts a seismic event, comparable to other notable performances recorded by seismometers....

This is IFC’s first investment in an EV manufacturer in the country and the first in electric three-wheelers globally. This will be in the ...

The gadget reverses the functioning of a normal speaker which vibrates to create sound when electricity is passed through it. It uses sound...

The non-toxic, biodegradable and biocompatible device takes advantage of the suitable piezoelectric properties of the onion skin, researche...

The specially designed rubber, developed by researchers at Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa) is able t...

A thermoelectric generator refers to a device that converts waste heat energy, such as solar energy, geothermal energy, and body heat into ...

London, Sep 19 (IANS) Researchers in Britain are working on smart materials that when embedded in road surfaces would be able to harvest an...

The phone harvests the few microwatts of power it requires from either ambient radio signals or light.

Smaller and lighter than traditional solar panels, the new panels are called ROSA, consisting of a centre wing made of a flexible material ...

The new device will harvest unused mechanical energy from wind, ocean waves and human motion.

Since cellulose is non-toxic, the researchers said the device could potentially be implanted in the body and harvest its internal stretches...

Scientists are developing next-generation battery-free implantable pacemakers that may be powered by an unlikely source - the heart itself.

Scientists have developed a postage stamp-sized microphone out of paper that could boost your phone's battery using sound.

The shoe insole was created after scientists at the CIMAV in Mexico decided to "capture" the energy produced by people walking.

Scientists have developed a new device that can charge your smartphone on the go - without the need for an electrical cord.

Imagine charging your mobile phone by simply speaking into the handset. Well your imagination may soon turn into a reality, thanks to a res...

Now you can charge your iPod or BlackBerry just by waving your hand, or stretching your arm, and even by taking a walk.