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we met with a representative for Ostendo Technologies.

The results revealed that wind and rain energy harvesting are possible with the device—either separately or simultaneously—making it a multifunctional energy harvester or self-powered sensor.told the science news outlet that the system could be practical for agricultural applications and remote environmental monitoring in order to observe plant health or monitor climate conditions.

This shows that environment-responsive biohybrid technologies can be tailored to produce electricity in challenging settings.Harvesting energy from rainWe have witnessed artificial leaves that use a similar technique to create electricity from wind.Study abstract:Soft (bio)hybrid robotics aims at interfacing living beings with artificial technology.

The results indicated that single water drops could create voltage and current peaks of over 40 volts and 15 microamperes and can power 11 LED lights.It was recently demonstrated that plant leaves coupled with artificial leaves of selected materials and tailored mechanics can convert wind-driven leaf fluttering into electricity.

we integrated an extra electrification layer and exposed electrodes on the free upper surface of the wind energy harvesting leaf that allow to produce a significant current when droplets land and spread on the device.

The devices have the potential for multisource energy harvesting and as self-powered sensors for environmental monitoring. Media reports emerged on Friday that a university linked to the Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) of China was training the militarys AI system with Baidus large language model (LLM).

In a statement referring to the academic paper.the AI model has gained proficiency in more than 200 genres of writing.

the South China Morning Post first reported.the researchers referenced the US military invasion of Libya in 2011 and said they used combat tactics employed by both sides of the conflict.