Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed lightweight wearable tech that can harness your body heat and turn it into electricity. The system comprises a layer of thermally conductive material that feeds body heat through a centrally located thermoelectric generator; a separate polymer layer helps retain body heat. The system is only two millimeters thick and could be integrated into everyday clothes, like t-shirts.
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