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Old 26th August 2017, 13:47   #1
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Default Carbon nanotube yarn generates electricity when stretched

Wearable makers have long sought to harvest electricity from your movement, but current tech is expensive and inefficient. However, researchers from Texas and South Korea have discovered a promising method using our good old friend, the carbon nanotu...

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