Some 'sweaty' watts here! Singapore scientists turn SWEAT into sustainable source of energy

Energy can be harvested in many ways, but a group of researchers from the National University of Singapore found a rather bizarre one: perspiration. If you're wondering how it works: A membrane absorbs the evaporating sweat of its wearer (as well as moisture from the air), producing electricity. Cyberpunk we deserve.

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