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A device can be designed to charge a cell phone using body heat or the stimulus of a pulse. Interestingly, this idea was picked up by Stanford University faculty for exploring its feasibility for charging ba
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Havish Gupta
Figuring Out • 11m
It looks good. only thing i would like to know is that does our body produces so much heat to charge our mobile.
Recently Completed - 2 Books ! - 1 Month
As a Initial Entrepreneur - What Should I Most Focus on Learning. :- And Yup I Know Any Of Hard Skill Would Be Much Better But I Only Have The Thing is Mobile ! 🙃 - But Big Dreams. - Don't Forget
Does Google maps charge for using it's map on our app... And if the the our app is fully dependent on Google maps
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Lakshya Agrawal
Think 10x • 4m
Does anyone know how to launch our own crpto currency?
And how much it cost
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Phanirockzzz
If nothing goes righ... • 11m
Wanna buy a new phone and my looks are on nothing 2a only. Does anybody bought or experienced it. How's the phone actually?
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Sanjay Kadali
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Health Catalyst • 4m
So us!
We definitely need our own service provider which does the same thing what they do!
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kushal hemanth
The startup bee • 1y
How much does a mobile app can cost monthly if I am at my initial stage and how costly it can be further, I am a bit confused regarding how much the costs would be in the upcoming days. Please guide me regarding that and how much funding should I rai
Can we create wireless charging 🛵 or 🚙
Because in this evolving world we can charge our mobile wireless
Exactly we try it on charing vehicles
And also please give some suggestions ..
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Shruti
Student • 7m
If you could improve one thing in our education system, what would it be?
In general, how much time does it take you to build and completely ship you product ?
One word answers only !
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LIKHITH
ON NE SAIT JAMAIS • 11m
Welcome to INTRIGUING INNOVATION 💡
EP=7
A device can be designed to charge a cell phone using body heat or the stimulus of a pulse. Interestingly, this idea was picked up by Stanford University faculty for exploring its feasibility for charging ba