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Ultrathin fuel cell uses the body’s own sugar to generate electricity
- BenFeldman1930 4y agoCould this be used with type-2 diabetes, converting excess blood glucose into electricity? The article doesn't state though how much glucose (mg/dl) is converted, so one cannot say, if the conversion is relevant.
- zeristor 4y agoI've always thought this would be a good idea, being able to generate electricity from sugars in the blood I was hoping someone would come up with an implementation. Another thought I had was the reverse, sort of. Mitochondria generate proton difference to convert ADP to ATP which is used to power a cell, it would be interesting if there were away to do this with electricity, something along the lines of chloroplasts used to make sugar.
- nebster 4y agoI wonder if this can also be used for weight loss. I guess it would have to be a much larger device but would it be possible? Is this the same thing as your body burning calories?
- FeaturelessBug 4y agoI wish I knew but that was actually the same thought I had, it's especially interesting to consider how it may interact with different types of sugars in the future
- grue_some 4y agoThis is how the Matrix is powered.