Diy Triboelectric Generator powered shoe

I have some ideas i may test with your generator. 1. Modify the insole on a pair of shoes so the generator can go underneath the insole. Mount it in a way so it wont get damaged but be able to move as needed. Maybe multiple thinner ones in series or paralell. running crossways. 2. Modify a pair of flip flops where the generator is mounted inside near the back end. When you walk with flip flops they "Flip and Flop" haha, snapping up and down when you take steps even when walking slowly. Ive tried to walk quietly in flip flops and its nearly in possible. The heel end always flaps in a quick motion.

great video and work, thx for sharing!!!!:medal-yellow-first-red:

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Maybe next you can try integrating this in the shoe,with a bigger electrode ocvering most of the sole and with a trendy led on the heel

Nice. Might last longer on elbows and knees etc.

Cool dude!

спасибо за видео! но светодиоды надо было включать встречно- параллельно!!!!!!!!!

le monde des teng est captivant... as-tu essayé le OCT-TENG : très puissant. et pour les versions liquide le "solid-liquid two phase flow", et le "Ballistic electrostatic generator" on peut trouver les articles complets sur scholar! merci a toi ;-)

Why take the aluminium out of a piece of paper to glue it to another piece of paper?

It would be possible to build a prototype, with a perpetual motor, in the center of the rotating part, several aluminum fins, covering the fins, with capacitors and a pulse controller, feeding a small electric motor on the shaft itself and continuing the movement.

It would be possible to build a prototype, with a perpetual motor, in the center of the rotating part, several aluminum blades, feeding capacitors and using pulses, for continuity of movement.