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Transistor breakthrough could lead to pervasive wearable electronics - without the need for a battery
Printable on any fabric at low temperature and requiring less than one nanowatt of power
The University of Cambridge claims to have developed a new ultra-low power transistor design that could run for months or even years at a time on what it calls "scavenged energy". The design is being touted...
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