Researchers develop battery-free wearable device powered by human movement
Researchers at Dongguk University in South Korea have developed a flexible, battery-free electronic device that can harvest energy from human movement and use it to power neuromorphic sensing and learning functions. The technology could eventually be used in wearable health-monitoring systems, electronic skin, smart prosthetics, human-machine interfaces and intelligent motion-monitoring devices without requiring conventional batteries […]
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