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So you want to take an aerial shot and just don’t know how you’re going to go about it. The Flying Stick Camera flies through the air at set intervals and snaps shots of what it sees below. Just like other recent concepts, the Flying Stick uses kinetic energy to fly. Just rub it a few times between your paws and let it sore. There’s no mention of camera resolution or memory size to speak of, but hell, we don’t... Continue reading

Energy has been created using water power for a long time, but nothing even comes close to this. The WaveRoller is a device anchored to the sea floor, which has moving plates which sway with the movement of the waves. The kinetic energy created is stored in a piston pump, and then can be converted to electricity using a hydraulic system. The system used a natural occurring event called the “bottem wave” phenomenon. Which basically explains that on the floor... Continue reading

With most mobile companies working their hardest to improve battery life and charge time, there are other options popping up as well. This patent for Kinetic power phones would make recharging as easy as shaking the phone, an idea explored in the past only as a concept by ModeLabs. The kinetic energy to electric energy technology is not new in the world of science. You might of seen those flashlights that recharge when you shake them. These phones would use... Continue reading