How cheese waste helps recover gold from old electronics
In a world where recycling is more important than ever, a group of scientists led by Professor Raffaele Mezzenga from ETH Zurich has found...
Giving drone batteries a second chance at life
Drones, those flying gadgets we often see buzzing around in the sky, need a lot of energy to take off.
This energy comes from batteries,...
New ink revolutionizes how electronics are printed
A team of scientists and companies in Japan has made a big leap in the way electronics are created with the development of a...
This wearable sticker could turn gestures into words without a whisper
Imagine having a thin, flexible sticker on your skin that can turn the slightest hand or finger movement into a message or command, all...
MIT engineers 3D print the electromagnets at the heart of many electronics
Imagine being able to build an entire dialysis machine using nothing more than a 3D printer.
This could not only reduce costs and eliminate manufacturing...
Scientists unveil innovative device for powering next-gen wireless medical implants
In a groundbreaking development, scientists from Penn State University have introduced an innovative device that could transform how medical implants, like pacemakers and insulin...
MIT invents a super-small, super-secure tag to stop counterfeits
Researchers from MIT have created a tiny, cost-effective, and secure tag that's a game-changer in the fight against counterfeit products.
This isn't just any ordinary...
Smart electronic nose could quickly identify gases with self-heating technology
The development of a smart electronic nose (e-nose) capable of rapidly distinguishing between different types of gases in just one second represents a significant...
Five reasons to heat your home using infrared fabric
Imagine heating your home from the ceiling, not from underfloor heating or radiators.
Once installed like wallpaper, hi-tech infrared fabric emits heat in a similar...
Revolutionary ‘frozen smoke’ sensors: a leap forward in indoor air quality monitoring
In a new development, researchers at the University of Cambridge, in collaboration with colleagues at Warwick University, have unveiled a new type of sensor...