The wearable electronic and biosensor is growing rapidly, but these devices are severely hindered by short battery lives. A recent Interesting Engineering article discussed a new development that could revolutionize the way we power our wearable devices. A team of researchers at Tokyo University of Science developed and tested a biofuel cell array that generates electricity from lactate in human sweat.
Wearable Electronics May Soon Be Powered by Sweat
Researches in Tokyo have developed a wearable biofuel cell array that generates electricity from sweat.
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