Internal combustion engines have long received flack for how wasteful they are. And while you can't argue about how ...

In a nutshell Scientists finally cracked the code on making fabric that can generate electricity from body heat by creating a ...

Thermoelectric generators that can convert ... like electrons, move from the hot side to the cold side, producing an electric current. Current commercially available devices boast 5% to 6% efficiency.

The other side ... too hot. Genius! The video below shows the build, which was not trivial. But we think the end results are worth it, and it reminds us a little of the woodstove generator we ...

Thermoelectric generators (TEGs) have the potential to close this energy supply gap in a climate-neutral and economical way. The TEGs are integrated into the building heating system and the heat ...

The running gear for this build is nothing fancy; it’s just a standard thermoelectric cooling ... It also allows sufficient airflow to keep the hot side of the module from overheating.

Neil Savage looks at thermoelectric ... as one side cools down and the other heats up. Connecting the cold side to a device to be cooled and hot side to a heat sink (perhaps a flow of air or ...

Thermoelectric technology is used for a variety of applications. For example, radioisotope thermoelectric generators provide electrical power for deep-space missions. On Earth, the commercial ...

Rapid, localized heat management is essential for electronic devices and could have applications ranging from wearable ...

Scientists from South Korea have conducted a feasibility analysis for combining thermoelectric generators (TEGs ... a ground heat exchanger (GHE), and hot storage tank (HST) units.