Nokia wants patent on self-regenerating phone battery, piezo electrics and much magic involved
In Nokia’s own words, what we look for a “piezo-electric kinetic energy used.
Working along the same principles as kinetic watches have done for a long time already, Nokia’s idea for the energy produced by the movements of the phone down establish and deformation in nice, clean-as-a-whistle electrical power. Because the heavier internal components to move on rails in the phone as part of a “power-transmission session,” the think tank Espoo devised a way to benefit of all the small forces of acceleration and rotation we surveyed our phones on a daily basis. It seems too ambitious to expect them to trust the old charger to replace, but we give credit to even think Nokia. Check out some diagrams of how this would work after the break.
