On a hill in the downhill lane this could generate very efficiently. Springs, etc. could return ramp to up position without electrical cost.
If piezo electric crystal plates could be placed under the tarmacadam this would generate electricity without the physical encumberance of mechanisms. I assume raw crystals in the tarmacadam would probably be project fataly dangerous although would also generate electricity.
Piezo electric plates could generate electricity using this principle of generating power from gravity in homes under carpet, animal cages in zoos, dance floors, etc..
Gleaning the Cube by Isaac Asimov, the inventor of satellites, the laws of robots, etc. It interested me intensely at the time.
Doctor Who is also good geek literature with its young lady apprentices, Cybermen and a Police Box that was a time and space craft.
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Also I doubt that it would be difficult to embed crystals in tyre rubber enabling ground vehicles to generate electricity when moving.
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On a hill in the downhill lane this could generate very efficiently. Springs, etc. could return ramp to up position without electrical cost.
If piezo electric crystal plates could be placed under the tarmacadam this would generate electricity without the physical encumberance of mechanisms. I assume raw crystals in the tarmacadam would probably be project fataly dangerous although would also generate electricity.
Piezo electric plates could generate electricity using this principle of generating power from gravity in homes under carpet, animal cages in zoos, dance floors, etc..
Dream frequency; Imagination Realised
http://dreamfrequency.com/
Gleaning the Cube by Isaac Asimov, the inventor of satellites, the laws of robots, etc. It interested me intensely at the time. Doctor Who is also good geek literature with its young lady apprentices, Cybermen and a Police Box that was a time and space craft. --- Coder of computers for over two decades. http://dreamfrequency.com/