Electrahealth.com Editor Note: The reason we bring this article to our readers today is to show how the cellular industry is indirectly acknowledging the strength of the electromagnetic radiation around mobile phones - it is strong enough to wirelessly power nearby electronic devices!
LAS VEGAS — You've probably seen plenty of articles warning you about the dangers of cellphone radiation — but what if you could use that energy to power something useful?
The
Lune case, developed by gadget start-up
Concepter, does just that. With no battery or power connection to your iPhone, the case can light up when you receive a call.
Concepter was showing off the case at Eureka Park, the early-stage start-up section of the International CES.
Check it out in action below:
Under the hood, the Lune sports a capacitor to harness the electromagnetic energy that your phone emits when it’s being called, as well as a controller for its LED lights. While it feels a bit like a gimmick, there’s plenty of potential for Lune’s notification to actually be useful — and if it truly doesn't use up your phone’s battery life, all the better.
LAS VEGAS — You've probably seen plenty of articles warning you about the dangers of cellphone radiation — but what if you could use that energy to power something useful?
