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Watch: Japan's Drone Technology Turns Lightning Into A Controlled Force
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) has developed a drone technology that claims to trigger and draw lightning.
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Japan Is Dropping a Deep-Sea Turbine to Harness the Power of Ocean Currents
Japan's IHI has dropped a gigantic 330-ton turbine power generator onto the ocean floor just off the country's coast. Named Kairyu, the technology is capable of withstanding the most powerful ocean currents and converting its flow into an unlimited supply of electricity.
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One-Off Nissan Leaf Convertible Produced To Celebrate 1 Lakh Sales Milestone In Japan
The Leaf electric vehicle managed to do what the Prius did back in the 1990s for Toyota. It showed the automaker's prospect of building a practical EV while keeping it affordable and easy-to-use. No wonder that the Nissan Leaf is a popular offering in its segment globally and the automaker has now sold over one lakh examples of the Leaf in its home...
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Toyota Goes Down The Toilet, Literally
In a bid to aid in solving the global warming crisis, Toyota might soon start using human waste to power its upcoming electric cars. Apparently, the Japanese auto giant has found a way to convert sewage sludge, which is mostly made up of human waste, into hydrogen that can fuel cars like the Mirai.
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New Microwave Tech Paves Way for Space-Based Solar Power Generation
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (Jaxa) successfully converted a microwave into direct electrical current at the receiving end.
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Watch: Japan's Drone Technology Turns Lightning Into A Controlled Force
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) has developed a drone technology that claims to trigger and draw lightning.
-
Japan Is Dropping a Deep-Sea Turbine to Harness the Power of Ocean Currents
Japan's IHI has dropped a gigantic 330-ton turbine power generator onto the ocean floor just off the country's coast. Named Kairyu, the technology is capable of withstanding the most powerful ocean currents and converting its flow into an unlimited supply of electricity.
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One-Off Nissan Leaf Convertible Produced To Celebrate 1 Lakh Sales Milestone In Japan
The Leaf electric vehicle managed to do what the Prius did back in the 1990s for Toyota. It showed the automaker's prospect of building a practical EV while keeping it affordable and easy-to-use. No wonder that the Nissan Leaf is a popular offering in its segment globally and the automaker has now sold over one lakh examples of the Leaf in its home...
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Toyota Goes Down The Toilet, Literally
In a bid to aid in solving the global warming crisis, Toyota might soon start using human waste to power its upcoming electric cars. Apparently, the Japanese auto giant has found a way to convert sewage sludge, which is mostly made up of human waste, into hydrogen that can fuel cars like the Mirai.
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New Microwave Tech Paves Way for Space-Based Solar Power Generation
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (Jaxa) successfully converted a microwave into direct electrical current at the receiving end.
