What do you think of when you hear of a desk that can monitor your stress level, reminds you of your schedules, it even has sensor ports where you could charge your phones ( Smartphones please :) ). nor be winch oh!
A Dutch company has come up with fantastic ideas in that regard!
its cool to know stuff! be a knowledge collector, get updated with technology innovations happening around the world, share your ideas-no matter how crazy, those sparks that you cannot develop but you feel the world needs.
Showing posts with label Electricity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Electricity. Show all posts
Saturday, 27 December 2014
Thursday, 4 September 2014
India Is Planning The World’s Largest Floating Solar Farm
The National Hydro Power Corporation, the state-owned power company in India, will build a floating photovoltaic project of 50 megawatts which will be the largest of its kind in continental
Sunday, 17 August 2014
DIY: make a battery out of a coca-cola can
Coca Cola is one of the most beloved and enjoyed soft drink that you’ll find on Earth. However, did you know that instead of just gulping it down you could use it to generate electricity too? Well here’s a DIY guide that will tell you how to do it. Make sure you perform the task in a well-ventilated area.
Sunday, 20 July 2014
The World's First River Turbine.
POWER UP! is a project set up by Idénergie to help support living conditions and economic development in remote communitites. They would like to build river Turbines and send them to populations in need.
Since the river runs 24 hours a day, their solution provides a reliable and consistent source of energy. In order to make all of this possible, THEY NEED YOU! The funds collected during this campaign
Since the river runs 24 hours a day, their solution provides a reliable and consistent source of energy. In order to make all of this possible, THEY NEED YOU! The funds collected during this campaign
Sunday, 13 July 2014
why can we not put Solar panels in the Sahara desert?!
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| the sahara desert |
The Sahara is “owned” by Africans in at least 11 countries. Many of those countries are not exactly paragons of political stability (e.g. Sudan, Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Tunisia).
The good news is, you don’t need a lot of the Sahara covered with solar to make a huge difference. Here’s a map of how of the entire world would need to be covered with solar to power everything.
OK, now here’s the cool part. That square in Libya is <1/18th of the land area of the Sahara. And
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