A new medical sensor can be powered by remote vibrations. But they have to be vibrations from hip-hop bass. Seriously. Get your subwoofer ready, Dr. Dre is ready to see you now.READ»
Tiny movements can be converted to a lot of power with this latest advancement in piezeoelectrics, so even stationary gadgets can be powered just by their own subtle vibrations.READ»
Sainsbury's road plates, which are similar to those seen on London streets, produce 30kWh of energy every hour from cars passing over the bumps in the store parking lot.READ»
News of an invention by Dr. Cedrick Ngalande designed to generate power for people in remote zones of Africa really got me thinking. It's because his invention uses a cheap, ubiquitous and cooperative energy source--people.
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