Disney Researchers Experimenting With Printable Power Generators

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Disney’s research arm has developed battery-free power generators that could be printed using teflon and conductive ink. They’re expected to bring new interactivity, like LEDs and e-ink displays, to printed materials.
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