New transistor design could run for years without batteries
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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