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Illustration of a flexible piezoelectric energy harvester integrated into a wearable device, showcasing its potential to convert body movements into electricity.

·29/12/2024

Electricity from Body Movement: South Korea Develops Ultra-Efficient Energy Harvester

South Korean researchers have developed a groundbreaking energy harvester that converts body movement into electricity with 280x greater efficiency, promising a future of self-powered wearable electronics.

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Electricity from Body Movement: South Korea Develops Ultra-Efficient Energy Harvester

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