The power of the ocean could soon be used to power homes in the U.S. as scientists prepare to test an untapped form of ...

The ocean has an incredible amount of power potential. China’s brand new Wave Energy Converters has been making a lot of news recently. While this ocean power device isn’t the first of its kind, its ...

Google’s XR ambitions involve partnerships with Samsung, Qualcomm, and other hardware manufacturers to develop headsets and ...

Like Zigbee, it operates on a mesh network and focuses on low-power consumption. Z-wave devices can communicate with each ...

Because the grating is continuously moving, the output light has a frequency shift equal to the frequency of the sound wave. This grating ... manager of acousto-optic devices at Brimrose ...

But all of these devices use the oscillating or orbital ... output and sends the energy to the Central Lincoln power utility. Because no wave energy converters are plugged in yet, there is still ...

others might value less conspicuous devices. Either way, smart wearables are here to stay with an expansion of offerings poised to attract a more diverse wave of adopters.

Can wave-energy be a green-power solution for coastal communities? That question may be at least partially answered in Newport, Oregon, a ...

At the heart of this setup are floaters, which rise and fall with the motion of the waves. This movement drives a hydraulic motor and generator, located onshore, to produce electricity.

A power outage can lose your data and, at worst, fry a complete system. The new Goldenmate UPS uses lithium-ion phosphate technology for reliable backup at lower cost.