Meet MobiPrint: A smart robot that prints 3D objects directly onto floors
Researchers from the University of Washington have developed MobiPrint, a smart, mobile 3D printer that can create objects directly onto floors.
Unlike traditional 3D printers...
Scientists develop world’s first non-electric touchpad for extreme conditions
Researchers at Tampere University have created a groundbreaking soft touchpad that can detect force, touch area, and location without using electricity.
Made entirely of silicone,...
New heat-resistant coatings could revolutionize turbine engine efficiency
A research team led by the University of Virginia (UVA) has developed new protective coatings that allow turbine engines to run at higher temperatures,...
Scientists develop new method to extract lithium from hard-to-reach sources
As the world races to find more sustainable energy sources, the demand for lithium—a key ingredient in batteries for electric vehicles and renewable energy...
New double-skin façade with microalgae could make buildings energy-independent
As buildings account for a significant portion of global CO2 emissions, finding ways to reduce their environmental impact is crucial.
In response, researchers from the...
New hybrid patch sticks 70x stronger without chemicals, reducing cracks and skin irritation
Researchers have developed an innovative hybrid patch that prevents cracks and offers 70 times stronger adhesion than traditional adhesives—without using any chemical adhesives.
This breakthrough...
Gold structures could stop your smartphone from overheating
Have you ever noticed your smartphone or computer getting hot after using it for a while?
This happens because as electronic devices process and store...
This bendable, self-healing concrete could revolutionize winter roads
Concrete is one of the most-used materials in the U.S., second only to water. Unfortunately, its production is responsible for 8-10% of carbon dioxide...
Scientists uncover secrets to more stable and efficient solar cell materials
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have made a significant breakthrough in the quest for better materials for solar cells.
Using advanced computer...
Scientists find new way to recycle waste heat with thermoelectric semiconductors
A research team has developed a groundbreaking technology that could help recycle waste heat from industrial and transportation sectors like factories, cars, and ships.
By...