Professor Joshua Smith

First Cellphone Without Batteries Harnesses Power From Ambient Radio Signals and Light, Boasts Almost Zero Power Consumption

Medicine & Technology Jul 18, 2017

A cell phone is about to change communication trends and it is an innovation free of batteries. The technology harnesses its power from audio vibrations during and after calls. It also has a solar energy storage the size of a grain of rice that boosts the power of the unit.

Professor Joshua Smith

First Cellphone Without Batteries Harnesses Power From Ambient Radio Signals and Light, Boasts Almost Zero Power Consumption

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