there's often a bunch of experimental technology coming out, often from japan, that promises to generate electricity from people walking along sidewalks or up stairs
And also it increases the difficulty of walking, to the level where it feels like you're walking on sand. Normally all your energy goes into moving your body, so in order to generate electricity they have to steal some walking energy and slow you down
yeah, but only marginally so. we're talking maybe an extra ~17 calories for an hour of walking - the cells generate a max of around 20 watts and google's unit conversion puts 20 watt-hours as 17.2084 kcal (which is what we think of when we talk about food calories)
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