This portable music player that can be powered by body heat. This concept of the music player is raised by Chih-Wei Wang and Fu Shou-Su. The user need not connect the headphones and could only hear the music through the power control.
The device has been designed in such a way that extracts the body heat to generate power with a device flexible battery that is physically contacted each time it is used. This also eliminates the need to think about charging the batteries before leaving for their daily exercise. Hope to see you in the market soon.
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