Yes, a fellow named Ki Bang Lee from the
Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology created a prototype of a urine-activated paper battery. If you want the details of his creation, you can read his abstract, but the upshot is thebattery produces power comparable to an AA cell for about 90 minutes. Lee sees potential for them being used in "bioMEMS devices such as home-based health test kits providing a power source for the electronic circuit."
Pee Powered Battery
Yes, a fellow named Ki Bang Lee from the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology created a prototype of a urine-activated paper battery. If you want the details of his creation, you can read his abstract, but the upshot is thebattery produces power comparable to an AA cell for about 90 minutes. Lee sees potential for […]
