Power Generating Rubber Could Be New Source Of Self Energy

Engineers at Princeton University have created tiny sheets of rubber that generate electricity when pressure is applied to them, utilizing ceramic nanoribbons of lead zirconate titanate (PZT.) Read more →
Piezoelectric Energy Flooring Concept Lets You Walk All Over It

A new concept design from Stephen Chan Wing Tak makes use of the energy generated by people walking, running or rolling over a piezoelectric floor pad to power OLED signage. Read more →
Researching the Idea of Collecting Wind Energy from Anywhere

A group of researchers from City College of New York says that small-scale piezoelectric devices mounted to autos and planes may offer a way to scavenge kinetic energy to power control panels and mobile phones. Read more →




