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EV battery charger that can be fitted inside the vehicle

Starting this month, BRUSA Elektronik AG will be the first company to produce a battery charger for electric vehicles that is capable of operating on a three-phase current with a power of up to 22 kW.

Windows that block heat only on hot days

Smart windows that reflect heat from the sun on hot summer days but let in the heat in colder weather could soon find its way into US homes.

Measuring glucose without needle pricks

The minimal size is not the only thing that provides a substantial advantage over previous biosensors of this type. In addition, the sensor consumes substantially less power.

Sustainable Moto Expo Success

A new event was staged in The exquisite regency town of Cheltenham on September 8-9. It pulled in a remarkable 10,000 visitors to attend debates, lectures and mainly to see the exhibition and rides of no less than 40 electric vehicles, mainly experimental, on-road and racing cars.

A smart fabric sets off the alarm

Researchers have developed a new kind of anti-theft system, based on a woven fabric that triggers an alarm when penetrated by intruders. The smart fabric enables the exact location of the break-in to be identified, and is significantly cheaper than other burglary detection systems. It is also suitable as an invisible means of protecting entire buildings.

IDTechEx co-locates Printed Electronics, Energy Harvesting & Storage

IDTechEx is co-locating the Printed Electronics and Energy Harvesting and Storage, Wireless Sensor Networks in Europe in 2013.

Photonics: Think thin, think vibrant

Flat panel displays and many digital devices require thin, efficient and low-cost light-emitters for applications. The pixels that make up the different colors on the display are typically wired to complex electronic circuits, but now researchers at A*STAR have developed a display technology that requires a much simpler architecture for operation.

Walking charger embedded in footwear

The Walking Charger allows users to charge the batteries in their mobile electronics devices anytime, anywhere - just by walking.

$18.5 million grant to develop self-powered health devices

Penn State, North Carolina State University, the University of Virginia and Florida International University will collaborate on a national nanotechnology research effort to create self-powered devices to help people monitor their health and understand how the surrounding environment affects it.

Ricardo and Intelligent Energy announce partnership

Ricardo and Intelligent Energy are to work together in applying their respective expertise in advanced low carbon vehicle engineering and fuel cell power technology platforms.

Intelligent lighting: realising responsive, smart illumination

The concept of intelligent lighting has drastically changed in recent years, moving away from applications relating to stage lighting and non-stationary illumination in order to encompass sustainability in energy consumption, through the ability to wirelessly control on/off and dimming/brightening functions according to sensory input from the environment of operation.

Indian government pushes plans to support EV market

Recent announcement of National Electric Mobility Plan 2020 envisions six million to seven million EVs on the road in India over eight years

Rolic joins Holst Centre research on protective barriers

Rolic Technologies Ltd, Swiss material and technology supplier for LCD applications and optical security elements - and Holst Centre announce their research partnership on protective moisture barriers for flexible electronics applications such as OLED and OPV.

National and world Land speed records for electric motorbikes

Riding a lightweight electric motorcycle that he designed and built in his Lake Elmo, Minnesota workshop, journalist and writer Kevin Clemens set two national and two international land speed records during the 9th Annual BUB Motorcycle Speed Trials on the legendary Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah during the last week of August.

Nanotubes to boost dye-sensitized solar cells

A three-year grant from the National Science Foundation has set the team on a track to explore ways to make new photoelectric cells more efficient, durable and affordable.

Bosch Security Systems and GreenPeak deliver smart home solutions

The Bosch division Security Systems and GreenPeak Technologies have announced their partnership.

XTRION N.V. completes MicroGen series A round

MicroGen Systems, Inc. has announced that XTRION N.V. completed the first investment round of the company.

Welcome to zinc based electronics and electrics

A new IDTechEx report requested by several of the world's largest chemical companies looks at the families of element and compound that will be most widely used in the new electronics and electrics.

LG ready to lead global TV market with next generation technologies

LG plan to initially launch its 55-inch OLED TV in Korea this year, followed by other key markets as production ramps up.

Compact electrodynamic harvesting with polymers?

The phenomenon described below may be useful in compact energy harvesting using polymers electrodynamically.