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Ever thought that sweating can generate electricity? Of course not, it sounds impossible. But researchers of the University of California, San Diego have made it happened. They have made a wearable device that can generate enough electricity from sweaty fingertips to power your watch.
Surprised?
Read below to get full info about this new invention.
Researchers Developed A Device That Generates Electricity From Sweaty Fingertips
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This much energy can fuel a wristwatch for at least 24 hours.
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Working Of Device
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Through this simple device seems amazing and unique on its own, developers are working further to produce better and efficient energy harvesters.
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