Bioo

Charge your phone with the power of a plant

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Charge your phone with the power of a plant

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This is cool! Can i charge my iPhone and IPad with it?

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10yr ago

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@jaouedahmed You can! I'm getting this because of that, seems like an awesome product to have on my desk.

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10yr ago

Bioo

Maker

@jaouedahmed yes! get yours here! https://www.indiegogo.com/projec...

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10yr ago

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love it, do we have to replace something after few months or so?

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10yr ago

Bioo

Maker

@naumanthanvi You just need to keep the plant alive :)

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10yr ago

This is interesting. When it is going to be available?

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10yr ago

Bioo

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@drg_george we will send them at the beginning of December :)

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10yr ago

#lookats

This is cool however how much time do i need with this to charge my iPhone ?

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10yr ago

Bioo

Maker

@cherifmahiedine The same than you would with your normal charger plugged into your usb port on your computer or on a typical charger connected to a plug :)

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10yr ago

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This is the new version of the "power the lightbulb with a potato" project haha. Very cool.

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10yr ago

Bioo

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@adammarx13 Yes! Our main product are Bioo panels. With a 10x10 plant or grass garden outside your house you can power your entire house entirely. Check it out http://www.arkynetechnologies.com/

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10yr ago

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@chantalmarinb very cool!

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10yr ago

@adammarx13 no, they're not cliaming it works anything like that. They're claiming that they've invented a block of micro-organisms that create self organizing nanowires which break up "organic substances generated through photosynthesis" to send "some electrons", through a system that also somehow generates water, to an accumulator, then to your iphone in a way that one poster elsewhere in these comments mentions needs to be close to 100% efficient. Oh and also it doesnt matter what type of plant you use.

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10yr ago