<ul><li>Scientists at Binghamton University have developed a paper-based device that captures moisture from the air and converts it into electricity.</li><li>The device uses bacterial spores to break down water molecules, creating an electric charge.</li><li>The paper is designed to absorb moisture and store ions at different levels, with an added layer to enhance moisture capture.</li><li>The device could be used for low-power wearable electronics and offers a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional batteries.</li></ul>

Scientists develop paper-based device that powers wearables using moisture from the air

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