Scientists are developing a ‘magnetoelastic’ tent that makes its own electricity like a wind turbine — but don’t expect to be able to take one to Glastonbury next year
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Self-powering, magnetoelastic tents are another pointer toward distributed microgeneration baked into everyday objects. For outdoor, defense, and remote-ops players, assume your gear roadmap will increasingly include embedded generation and storage rather than relying solely on external batteries and generators.
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