Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Nidhi is a gold medalist Post Graduate in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.

A Researcher Accidentally Discovered a Way to Make a Nanowire-Based Battery That Could Last a Lifetime

Battery life diminishes gradually and one day it dies completely beyond charging. Now, in a big breakthrough, researchers from the University of California, have invented nanowire-based battery material that can be recharged hundreds of thousands of…

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Ditch the Cables! Google Fiber Plans to Beam High-Speed Internet Directly Into Your Home

Google Fiber is Google’s fiber-to-the-premises service in the United States, providing high-speed internet and cable service in selected U.S. cities over the last few years. Google Fiber provides the fastest internet speeds of up to one…

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DARPA’s Unmanned VTOL X-Plane Can Take Off Like a Helicopter and Fly Like a Jet

At present, only drones have the capability to take off vertically. The idea of an aircraft with vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) capabilities has been around for decades. But each attempt in this direction has…

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Meet Jia Jia, the New Interactive “Robot Goddess”

Researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China have introduced the stunningly realistic-looking interactive humanoid robot nicknamed “Jia Jia” to the world. They claim the AI humanoid is the most realistic ever made. Developed…

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The Polylevel System Lifts and Levels Dangerous Sinking and Cracking Concrete

Sunken or settling concrete and uneven footings can cause dangerous obstructions and tripping hazards. Soil consolidation or soil erosion over a period of time contributes to concrete settlement, especially in locations with improper drainage. Sidewalk…

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Naked Labs Has Developed the World’s First 3D Fitness Tracker

Naked Labs, a Silicon Valley fitness tech startup, has launched the world’s first 3D fitness tracker for people who are very health and size conscious. This is an amazing app which will help you capture…

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World’s Greenest Search Engine ‘Ecosia’ Plants Trees While You Search the Web

Just like Google, Ecosia is a search engine but with a great cause. It works just like any other search engine, but Ecosia donates more than 80% of its profits from ad revenue to planting trees.…

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Watly 3.0 is the Largest Solar-Powered Computer & Provides Internet, Energy, and Drinking Water Too

Watly is an eco-friendly Europen-based company with the aim to help the developing world by providing fresh, drinkable water, Internet connectivity, and free electricity. The team has already run a pilot program with a 2.0 version…

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Triton: The Ocean Device That Could Meet 15 percent of global power demand

The oceans represent an incredible amount of power and energy. But ocean energy is still an untapped resource. A team of engineers from a company called Oscilla Power is trying to harness the ocean’s kinetic energy.…

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Desk-Sized Turbine Runs on Carbon Dioxide and Could Power up to 10,000 Homes

In the industrialized world, the development of energy resources has become a prerequisite for a developed society. But most of the energy is generated through polluting sources such as burning fossil fuels. To solve this…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

A Researcher Accidentally Discovered a Way to Make a Nanowire-Based Battery That Could Last a Lifetime

Ditch the Cables! Google Fiber Plans to Beam High-Speed Internet Directly Into Your Home

DARPA’s Unmanned VTOL X-Plane Can Take Off Like a Helicopter and Fly Like a Jet

Meet Jia Jia, the New Interactive “Robot Goddess”

The Polylevel System Lifts and Levels Dangerous Sinking and Cracking Concrete

Naked Labs Has Developed the World’s First 3D Fitness Tracker

World’s Greenest Search Engine ‘Ecosia’ Plants Trees While You Search the Web

Watly 3.0 is the Largest Solar-Powered Computer & Provides Internet, Energy, and Drinking Water Too

Triton: The Ocean Device That Could Meet 15 percent of global power demand

Desk-Sized Turbine Runs on Carbon Dioxide and Could Power up to 10,000 Homes

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