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| Paper power from the air for disposable sensors Researchers in the US have developed an paper-based energy harvesting technology that can generate power from moisture in the air for disposable sensors. The bacteria-based ‘papertronic’ power cell developed at the Bioelectronics and Microsystems Lab at Binghamton University in New York state, use spores to create a gradient with more positive ions on top than on […] The post Paper power from the air for disposable sensors appeared first on eeNews Europe. Read the full article on Smart2.0 »    |
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Paper power from the air for disposable sensors