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Do flexible electrodes make life easier?

A cell phone falls on the floor. It works, but the cracked screen resembles a spider's web. This and similar damage can be prevented by using flexible electrodes.

Wearable cloud for mobile computing

Researchers are exploring the concept of a wearable personal cloud — a fully functioning, yet compact and lightweight cloud computing system embedded into clothing.

Printed sensor paste improves pianos

Sensor paste technology that can be printed onto a PCB board can be used for musical instruments.

A bioprinter for space applications

The creation of a magnetic bioprinter will allow printing tissues and organ constructs in outer space.

Hybrid system designed to harvest 'full spectrum' of solar energy

A new concept could bring highly efficient solar power by combining three types of technologies that convert different parts of the light spectrum and also store energy for use after sundown.

A flexible future for today's technologies

Building highly complex flexible displays and X-ray detectors requires expertise in many areas.

Nissan and Eaton collaboration in developing energy storage solutions

The energy storage solution provides a second-life for Nissan electric vehicle batteries and in combination with Eaton's leading uninterruptible power supply capabilities, provides an industrialised energy control and storage solution for managing data centres.

Wearable tech trial to help fight diabetes

King's Health Partners and Buddi, a pioneering technology company, have joined forces to help prevent type 2 diabetes in those patients most at risk of developing the disease.

Army grant for energy harvesting backpack

By using innovative technology designed by researchers, soldiers will soon have a lighter, more energy-efficient load to bear.

Prototype high-performance electric vehicle debuts in Rio de Janeiro

Nissan Motor Co Ltd has unveiled the working prototype of its futuristic BladeGlider vehicle, combining zero-emissions with high-performance in a revolutionary sports car design.

Common soil bacteria creates nano sized conductive wires

Scientists have genetically modified a common soil bacteria to create electrical wires that not only conduct electricity, but are thousands of times thinner than a human hair.

Solid batteries improve safety

Researchers have developed a lithium-ion battery made entirely of solid material: it contains neither liquids nor gels.

Researchers resolve problem that has been holding back technology

Imagine an electronic newspaper that you could roll up and spill your coffee on, even as it updated itself before your eyes. It's an example of the technological revolution that has been waiting to happen, except for one major problem that, until now, scientists have not been able to resolve.

Self-shading windows developed

A team of researchers at MIT has developed a new way of making windows that can switch from transparent to opaque, potentially saving energy by blocking sunlight on hot days and thus reducing air-conditioning costs.

Unmanned surface vehicle crosses an ocean on solar power alone

SeaCharger completes journey from California to Hawaii on sunlight alone.

IDTechEx to Give Keynote at Display Innovation Taiwan Conference 2016

IDTechEx Research, a leading provider of independent market research, business intelligence and events on emerging technology announces that Dr. Khasha Ghaffarzadeh will be a keynote speaker at the Display Innovation Taiwan Conference 2016.

Financing to expand global 3D printing marketplace

3D Hubs, the world's largest online marketplace for 3D printing services, has announced the completion of its Series B financing, totaling $7 million.

Guinness World Record for most efficient electric vehicle

After one year of preparation the TUfast Eco Team achieved their goal: "most efficient electric vehicle."

Smart electronics for smart clothing

At the center of the development is an electronic system that is responsive to movements without losing its functionality. The system comprises a flexible and formable film made of thermoplastic polyurethane.

PragmatIC awarded grant to develop production equipment

PragmatIC has been awarded €1.6 million funding under the European Union's Horizon 2020 SME Instrument programme, for development of its FlexLogIC equipment announced in April.