Thermal underwear could recharge your cell phone
Imagine charging your cell phone off of your own body heat? Well, researchers at the Department of Energy and UC Berkeley say that this could be possible one day with nanowires, or microspopic strands of silicone. When they are arranged and bent in a particular way, they channel heat very efficiently, to the point that body heat could be used to power enough electricity to charge the batteries in small tech gadgets like cell phones.
This discovery could lead to special clothing that could produce electrical current for batteries in cells and handheld computers.
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2-03-2008 @ 9:07AM
SHAVINDER SINGH said...
IT MAY BE BETTER FOR HAVING MORE FATS THAN FOR LESS FATS , CANGRATULATIONS FOR INVINTING THIS LIKE DIVICES. BUT HAVE YOU STUDY HOW MUCH ENERGY ( WHAT TYPE OF ENERGY ? ) HOW MUCH ENERGY BE USED TO GENRATE TO CHARAGE THE CELL PHONE FULLY
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