Wireless power seems cutting edge, but it was actually pioneered over 100 years ago by Nikola Tesla. We teamed up with the Retro Report to explore how Tesla's technology is being used in ...

Nikola Tesla, the very symbol of innovation, continues to captivate the hearts and minds of science enthusiasts and inventors ...

Nikola Tesla's obsession with wireless technology ... a tiny monkey controlling it from the inside. Harnessing the power of wireless communication, robotics and logic gates he astounded onlookers ...

Nikola Tesla had begun experimenting with wireless electricity, developing something he called "cold light," in which a glass bulb with gasses in it lights up when it is near ambient electricity.

NIKOLA TESLA, who died on January 7 ... Nikola, while at school, began to make electrical experiments, and finished his formal education in the engineering faculty of the Graz Polytechnic School.

Nikola Tesla's idea centred on transmitting electrical ... Despite Tesla's groundbreaking work, the concept of free, wireless energy transmission faces major challenges today.

Manhattan Dove to Queens Seagull," reveals previously unknown aspects of the inventor's life through exclusive access to private letters and artifacts from the Tesla Museum archives. The book, which ...

there have been a few cases of useful wireless power transmission over great distances, like a team at MIT that was able to light up a 60 W bulb at several meters, and of course Nikola Tesla had ...