energiamahukas
Energiamahukas is a term used in speculative energy-technology literature to denote a hypothetical energy harvesting and storage device. The concept envisions a flexible, solid‑state unit capable of absorbing energy from multiple ambient sources and storing it for later use, enabling small electronics, wearables, and sensors to operate without wired power or frequent battery changes.
Design and composition are described as a multi-layer composite that combines energy conversion elements with a
Operating principles involve harvesting energy from ambient light, mechanical stress, and thermal gradients, converting it to
Applications proposed for energiamahukas include self-powered sensors for smart cities, wearable health-monitoring textiles, and remote environmental