Fabienne Felder A British designer, she had a crazy idea last year that she wanted to use plants to generate electricity to drive electrical appliances. More specifically, it is the bioelectricity that wants to use mossradioProvide power。
At the beginning,Felder
Just have ideas and related product descriptions and designs. But after the University of Cambridge biochemist Paolo Bombelli and the botanist Ross Dennis listened to her description, she began to support the project and make it come from the idea.
Here's what Moss Radio looks like. It's rough, but interesting enough:

Compared to other plants that produce electricity,Moss RadioWhat's the breakthrough? Previous plant power generation experiments have shown that the power provided by plants is enough to drive a liquid crystal display。while Moss Radio Take it a step further and allow the moss to generate electricity,Enough to driveradio。
Bombelli Interest is not sudden,On the Cambridge university page,can see Bombelli Interested in the topic of "plant power generation",2010、2013 Discussions on algae and moss power generation were published in。Even with Felder Teamed up with before,Bombelli and Dennis Collaborate with other designers,To produce Moss Table。It is a table, a desktop under moss, provide power for a LED lamp.
