Biomechanical energy harvesting and driving low-power electronics
(A) The numerous biomechanical motions used for harnessing energy via MIL-TENG.
(B) The electrical output of MIL-TENG generated during finger, hand, and leg tapping.
(C) The electrical output of MIL-TENG generated during fast hand tapping and jogging.
(D–G) (D) The charging of 50-μF capacitors to power the (E) wristwatch, (F) stopwatch, and (G) calculator.