Power In The Blood: Using Nano Technology & Blood Pressure For Alternative Energy

Looking Inside To Solve Our Problems Outside 

           Guinea pig cochlea. The CELL: An Image Library.

I was reading a fantastic article about research into generating power from the electrical signals produced by our inner ear utilizing nanotechnology , & it immediately sparked my creative neurons for another brilliant, cheap source of energy.

Consider This 

The pressure of blood flow in the human body reaches a minimum of 120 mm Hg at 5000 ml per minute throughout our system. We can build a very small generator that would harness the surge of this flowing blood, & transform it into electrical power that could provide enough energy for the basic functions of our small portable gadgets like cell phones & computer tablets.

Never again would we worry about finding a charge station or other outlets to keep these precious commodities at our disposal.


Life Saving Possibilities

Another very critical function can be implemented by this new technology. We can use this on board power to jump start a fibrillating heart.   

What if we had a small computer connected to this power source, that would  initiate an automatic charge of electricity to a failing heart at regular intervals, until the heart is functioning properly?

Those critical minutes, waiting for emergency technicians to arrive, can now be avoided, & lives WILL BE SAVED. 

This may seem similar to a pacemaker that has been available for decades, but it serves a slightly different function. A pacemaker controls the rhythmic electrical signals normally sent from the brain to the heart that determine the regularity of our heartbeat. 

It can stabilize an arrhythmia to a small degree, for fainting spells & fatigue, but does not have the power to re-establish a regular heart beat during a massive myocardial infarction.

Let's think BIG with small things...

UPDATE: It turns out, someone took my idea & flowed with it...

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