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Anthropoidal Energy Production: Generating and Harvesting Electricity from Human Power
Ken Yeang
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80% confidenceMES research in performance, energy. Abstract With the depletion of slavery ‐ large‐scale free, if not ch...
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Abstract
Abstract With the depletion of slavery ‐ large‐scale free, if not cheap, manpower ‐ the potential of human force as a major source of energy was forgotten. Here Ken Yeang flags up how some important new research by scientists from universities in Canada and the US has heralded the development of wearable devices that harvest human energy. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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ElectricityProduction (economics)Energy (signal processing)Electricity generationWearable computerScale (ratio)
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