A low-cost nanogenerator capable of harvesting energy from motion

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Applications: Automotive, wearable electronics, self-powered sensors, batteries

Features Benefits
  • A triboelectric nanogenerator capable of harvesting energy from motion.
  • Low-cost green energy generation.
  • Can be used in self-powered devices and sensors.
  • Composed of readily available commercial materials.
  • Minimises cost of manufacturing.
  • Simplified material supply chain.
  • Operates in four working modes based on compression and lateral energy harvesting.
  • Can be easily customised and tailored for use in various energy harvesting applications.
  • Stable power output for over 100,000 cycles. 5-20 W/m2 power-density per unit area.
  • Highly durable construction.
  • Operates under conditions of prolonged mechanical shock.
  • −150°C to 150°C operating temperature.
  • Suitable for energy harvesting applications in extreme climate conditions and environments.

Patent pending & available for:

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