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bzarb8ni ,

That’s really cool.

chirospasm ,
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Tesla, himself, is giving a gentle thumbs up from his grave.

solidgrue ,
@solidgrue@lemmy.world avatar

This just in, scientists unveil “a loop of wire”

I keed, I keed. Glad to see materials science improving technologies we have for new applications.

prole , (edited )

Ooooohhh can’t wait to see the idiotic conspiracy theories about this…

Also, just more shit for crystal mommies with no scientific literacy to use to try to explain “energy” to me.

c0smokram3r ,
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Crystal mommies 💀🤣💀🤣💀🤣

abcdqfr ,

Do you need to hazardously close to a tower for good stability? Fascinating for the future of wireless power!

MotoAsh ,

It’s almost certainly going to be milliamps or microamps unless you’re inches from something. This isn’t for cellphones and the like but for remote sensors and the like. I also bet they’ll at least have to have a capacitor to store up extra charge for chirping back only sometimes.

helenslunch ,
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I’ve seen a whole-home wireless charger at some convention. Would be super nifty for home automation and such.

nondescripthandle ,

Isn’t this similar to principle behind The Great Seal Bug? I thought we knew blasting RF at a specific receiver can create energy.

qjkxbmwvz ,

Yeah, you can also find “crystal radio” kits — radio receivers that use only the received RF to produce sound (no external power source).

nondescripthandle ,

The article talks a lot about their rectifier and im guessing that’s where the ‘breakthrough’ is, but still I feel this is like too many of these articles where its a lot of hype for a little progress.

sonori ,
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This is also how passive RFID tags work, the tag harvests just enough energy from the scanning frequency to boot up a microchip and respond with its ID number.

Shawdow194 ,
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smeeps ,

Wonder if this can be used to power ZigBee smart sensors. My current battery ones last about 2 years on a coin cell

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