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Located at the University of Tokyo, a prototype room designed by a team of researchers wirelessly charges devices—including a lamp, a fan and smartphones—from anywhere inside. Despite its innovative technology, the room …
Comprising crystals, a wearable evil eye and smokeless smudge, this travel kit from Sage & Salt contains items designed to transform every final destination into a welcome one. Each component—from the smoke-free …
Though the technology needed to transform a concrete building into a rechargeable battery has existed since the early 20th century, new research from Sweden’s Chalmers University of Technology affirms that it’s possible …
Plastic waste bricks that are stronger than concrete, harnessing wave energy, Vans' digital broadcast station and more
Radical housing concepts, a futuristic surf film, an endearing illustrated depiction of Wuhan and more
In its earliest stages, and developed by graduate students from Keio University in Tokyo, the “biological microgrid” Raiki will aim to harvest electricity from trees by drawing from the “triboelectric” effect in …
Putting excess London Underground heat to use, an app for analog photography, a 2,000-year-old sarcophagus and more
As current nuclear plants grow outdated, researchers, founders, and developers eye the energy source’s inevitable evolution. Most notably, the next generation of nuclear reactors will be smaller—almost 1/100th the size of current …
Backed by Bill Gates, clean energy company Heliogen has developed a concentrated solar energy source that could eliminate carbon-emitting industrial processes—essentially “transforming sunlight to create and replace fuels.” The advancement would allow …
Elements is a line of tonics that are made to help with energy, calmness and focus. Our favorite, Vitality, proves to be a caffeine-free boost for early morning workouts or end of …