heat

During conversion/transformation, some energy gets wasted. But a team from MIT has created an electrochemical cell that can convert waste heat into electricity.

Nearly all major power plants release heat or steam as part of their functioning. While some recycle and use this heat, others waste it. In US, a mere 12% of the electricity is generated from recycled heat. And that needs to change now.

IBM manufactures and sells computer hardware and software. It offers infrastructure, hosting and consulting services in areas ranging from mainframe computers to nanotechnology. As of December 2011, IBM was the third-largest publicly traded technology company in the world by market capitalization. Now, IBM Scientists are trying to measure heat…

Are you tensed with making your home and yourself warm at night at a cheap rate in winter? Time to throw away the tension. A small black box on wheels named 'Hagent' can keep both you and your home warm. As Hagent contains phase-change material and heat sensor, so it provides the hot air continuously, slowly but steadily. Sometime, small things…

Battle Field vehicle 'Tanks' that are Heavy and generate a lot of Heat, can be easily seen at day time and at night it can be detected also by infrared imaging equipments. The British company BAE Systems successfully invented and unveiled its new Adaptiv System, that can absorb (hide) a tank’s heat beneath hundreds of Electro-thermal cells Bolted…

Logitech's Touch Lapdesk holds your notebook, provides a pull-out multitouch surface and fairly cheap-feeling frame houses a slide-out surface with a nice big three-finger multitouch panel measuring five inches across, a pair of giant left and right mouse buttons, and some multimedia keys as well...........

The most unusual urinal on the planet has been making its way around the Interwebs this week. It’s simply titled “thermochromic urinal” and it’s definitely the most colorful urinal that have ever seen.