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At just a gram and eight millimetres, Srikakulam researcher’s wind turbine enters International Book of Records
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
An independent researcher from Srikakulam has engineered an exceptionally small and lightweight wind turbine using basic materials like copper sheets and a DC motor. The miniature device, weighing only one gram, has been officially recognized by the International Book of Records. Its creator envisions practical applications for the silent turbine in fields such as space exploration and robotics.
WHY IT MATTERS
This innovation demonstrates how ultra-compact, lightweight power-generation tools could potentially be adapted for specialized applications in robotics and space missions.
Maheswaram Bhanu Chandhar builds the silent turbine from copper sheets, a small DC motor and enamel paint, and sees a future for it in space and robotics
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