human batteries

matrix "fuel" possible?

[JonB]

interesting:

[smh.com.au...]

[vincevincevince]

100 W should be able to power a reasonable spec laptop, should it not? Where's the queue for getting these powerpoints fitted?

[diddlydazz]

human batteries :o¦

tommyknockers, tommyknockers, knocking at the door :o)

Dazz

[Cipher]

At least my mobile phone would never run out or juice...

[TheDave]

I can't wait to do my Uncle Fester impressions! :P

[vincevincevince]

if anyone can find the original article in "the engineer" magazine then i'd really appreciate it. http:*//theengineer.co.uk i believe is the site, but i can't find that article... it's actually of great professional interest to me, so thanksin advance to anyone who can help!

[werty]

"However the scientists say the "bio-nano" generator could be used to run devices embedded in the body, or sugar-fed robots."

What about human eating robots? Or flesh eating nano-bots...eat you from the inside out and spread like a virus.

[MonkeeSage]

We already are human batteries. Adenosine Triphosphate is fun for the whole family. :)

Jordan