A team of scientists from Binghamton University in New York, led by researcher Seokheun Sean Choi, developed a paper battery that could be shipped in a very strange way through unclean water or saliva.
This battery was developed from paper and in the form of a five-pointed star using the art of origami where it is able to expand and accommodate 16 small batteries
The idea of the battery is that it uses the energy generated by bacterial cells and this energy was initially very little, but after 5 years of research and development was able to raise the productivity of energy to a number of microns per centimeter, which allows to light a LED lamp for only 20 minutes with some unclean water Or used on battery
Through this first invention may be developed so that we can generate enough energy to illuminate a house, for example, which saves on energy consumption and the preservation of the environment at the same time.
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