2014-05-16

KAIST Makes Breakthrough in Nanogenerator Power Efficiency for Wearable Device Applications

The energy efficiency of The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) piezoelectric nanogenerator has increased by almost 40 times, one step closer toward the commercialization of flexible energy harvesters that can supply power infinitely to wearable, implantable electronic devices.
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