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Researchers at the University of Arkansas and the University of Michigan developed a graphene-based energy harvester that powers battery-free temperature sensors using ambient radiation from electrical wiring. The device meets requirements for nanowatt-scale power and decades of unattended service life, potentially lasting a week even during power outages.
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