Stacked ionic cells inspired by electric rays generate over 100V for small electronics

Inspired by electric rays that generate high voltages through stacked electrocytes, researchers at UNIST have developed a novel energy harvesting technology that mimics this biological mechanism. Unlike electric rays, which require mechanical stimulation, this new approach produces power autonomously, without external inputs.


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