Triboelectric Nanogenerators

Triboelectric nanogenerator demonstration developed by the UW-Madison MRSEC.
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[@Chris-ws1nf]

i cant see any led light

[@shaunlastname391]

This is visually hilarious. Thanks

[@Exterminism]

thanks for the explanation needed this for a chem paper

[@KowsikBabu]

Hi, can you put up a DIY for that plastic egg along with the circuit? Thanks in advance!

[@abdullahbueno7532]

So energy can be practically free. So simple motion creates energy that creates more motion that creates energy.

[@princejasper420]

there's more to it actually. there are only certain materials to make such experiment. refer to the triboelectric series

[@PinkeySuavo]

Are there actually efficient enough to harvest energy from oceans etc?

[@blackpixel8692]

Thanks man

[@dawgvan9184]

I swear to God he is pissed at humanity😭😭

[@LupusMechanicus]

Isn't public speaking fun? Thanks for the demo.