Electricity is one of the main components used to operate mobile phones and other electronic devices. Currently gadgets collect this energy from rechargeable batteries. But carrying separate chargers for devices like smartphones, portable music players, smartwatches, etc. is definitely a hassle. Some people resort to portable battery chargers to avoid direct electric charging adapters. But when the support battery runs out of charge again, ‘Yeh Lau, Sei Kadu’ – meaning you have to wait for some time by connecting the wired charger to the electric socket.

Everyone is looking for a solution. American and Chinese scientists have jointly come up with a ‘serious’ solution to the problem of charge Out Said. While their discovery may sound scary to many, it will also become a life-saving technology for some.

Researchers in China and the United States have discovered techniques for generating electricity through animal heartbeats. They have developed a device that, when attached to an animal’s heart, lungs or diaphragm, can convert their movements into energy. Scientists say it will be possible to run a medical implant like a pacemaker with electricity from here. So if it succeeds then there is no need to worry about the battery charge for the device installed inside the body.

It is basically a thin biocompatible plastic strip embedded in electronic chips, rectifiers, integrated circuits, etc.

The device is currently being monitored by implanting it in a cow’s heart. It worked there. In research With the development, it is hoped that the electricity generated in this process can be transferred out of the body and gazetted like mobile!

Surprised to hear, but how do you feel about this new discovery?