Hitting the Books: What the wearables of tomorrow might look likeEntire wardrobes crashing whenever AWS goes down.By A. Tarantola, 10.01.2022
California could ban gas-powered generators and mowers by 2024Some leaf blowers and pressure washers will be affected too.By K. Holt, 10.11.2021
Misusing Ford’s 2021 F-150 pickup generatorThe Power Pro built-in generator kept us charged and full of pizza bagels.By R. Baldwin, 03.29.2021
Daimler and Volvo team up to make fuel cells for trucks and generatorsThey believe the future involves a lot of hydrogen.By J. Fingas, 11.02.2020
All Ford vehicles will have built-in 4G LTE by 2020Over the air updates for everyone. By T. Seppala, 03.15.2018
New magnetic field theory gets us closer to nuclear fusionResearchers have figured out why plasma fields rapidly snap and reconnect.By S. Dent, 11.28.2016
Future medical wearables could be powered by body heatDon't expect your sweaty morning run to juice your smartwatch.By D. Cooper, 09.14.2016
Siva Cycle Atom charges USB devices with a pedal-powered battery pack (video)By J. Fingas, 04.24.2013
6Mitsumi exhibits micro-vibration power generator and batteryless RF switch (video)By R. Lai, 10.04.2012
Inhabitat's Week in Green: Lighting superbike, kinetic energy generator and vibrating glovesBy Inhabitat, 08.28.2011
Georgia Tech engineers pull energy out of atmospheric hat, go on electromagnetic scavenger huntBy J. Volpe, 07.11.2011
Microsoft manager teams up with teens to build a fusion reactor in his garage (video)By T. O'Brien, 05.28.2011
NASA makes longer, straighter piezoelectric nanowires in microgravity, no flat iron neededBy M. Gorman, 04.06.2011
Nanogenerators produce electricity by squeezing your fingers together, while you danceBy S. Sheffer, 03.31.2011
Inhabitat's Week in Green: pencil-tip generators, the Nissan Leaf, and the world's largest wind turbineBy Inhabitat, 12.06.2010