What if wind power didn’t require huge, expensive turbines? What if a little light and heat could be generated from little strips vibrating in the wind? Perhaps it can.
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Wednesday October.24.2007 at 4:17 am PDT
Dawn
Cool. Though for small applications like the clock, it stands to reason that the clock wouldn’t work when the wind’s not blowing, which would be a problem. I like the idea of applying this principle to larger areas though, which have the ability to store some of the power.