A battery developed in Japan with two kinds of filling could transform how we power our electric vehicles, laptops, and even futuristic human-like robots, according to Doshisha University researchers.

Oliver G. Schmidt is director at the Institute for Integrative Nanosciences, Leibniz IFW Dresden, Germany, and a professor of material systems for nanoelectronics at the Centre for Materials, ...

In a world where robots are becoming an integral part of our daily lives, one breakthrough is taking things to a whole new level. Enter the Walker S2, an autonomous humanoid robot developed by UBTECH, ...

A bitter cold snap in Chicago forced electric vehicle (EV) drivers to wait in line for hours at charging stations last month; some even found themselves stranded when their battery died while they ...