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"Revolutionary Crystal Arrays: Harnessing Light for Wireless Energy and Battery Replacement"

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Source: Interesting Engineering
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Researchers at CU Boulder have created a photomechanical material that can convert light energy into mechanical work, potentially revolutionizing industries such as robotics, aerospace, and biomedical devices. This material eliminates the need for batteries or complex electrical systems, offering energy efficiency and wireless control.

Topics:sciencescience-and-technology#biomedical-devices#energy-efficiency#photomechanical-material#robotics#science-and-technology#wireless-control
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  1. Crystals dancing to the tune of light might replace batteries  Interesting Engineering
  2. Light-responsive nanocrystal array lifts 10,000 times its own mass  New Atlas
  3. Researchers develop arrays of tiny crystals that deliver efficient wireless energy  Phys.org
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