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If it requires temperature differentials so that the cold side of the watch is away from your skin, what happens when the external temperature gets somewhere ab
by hyperpape 10y ago
If it requires temperature differentials so that the cold side of the watch is away from your skin, what happens when the external temperature gets somewhere above 90F/32C?
- Seebeck 10y agoThe technology is able to harness a temperature gradient regardless of its direction, but you're right that the larger the gradient the better it works.
- gnicholas 10y agoDo you expect to see different performance (and therefore adoption rates) in different regions of the US/world? Folks in sunny California saw optimal performance of their Tesla batteries, compared to folks in the chilly northeast—perhaps this is the flip side of the coin?