"Power shirt" to generate electricity from wearer's movement
US nanotechnology researchers reveal new energy generating textile fibres that could power small electrical devices
A new type of power dressing, a prototype shirt that generates an electric current as a result of its wearer's movements, was unveiled by US nanotechnology researchers yesterday. Zhong Lin Wang, a...
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