According to the Daily Mail, the device never requires a plug-in of its own, and each refill of lighter fluid or camping gas is enough to fuel 11 iPhones. The eZelleron company maintains that Kraftwerk is a "quantum leap in terms of performance and availability compared to conventional battery chargers...Kraftwerk really is a small portable power station."
This is your first step to escaping the Grid. (Image courtesy www.dailymail.co.uk.) |
Slated for release in November/December of this year, Kraftwerk already exists in fully functioning prototypes. The remainder of the project is being funded by Kickstarter. The device appeals to a sense of freedom and adventure, with their Kickstarter campaign noting that Kraftwerk is "an invaluable advantage both in everyday life and even when traveling to the ends of the earth."
The durability and portability are major advantages for our hyper-connected world. Lighter than carrying batteries, adept with connection (a simple USB port handles all), approved for air travel, and capable of enduring all sorts of weather conditions, this energy-efficient device will discreetly help fuel the future, 5 volts at a time.
The folks behind Kraftwerk are pushing forth what is a small but important part of a larger picture. According to wikipedia, Germany has been hailed as "the world's first major renewable energy economy" and had a third of their electricity generated from sustainable resources in 2014. With Germany poised to have nearly half of their electricity generated by sustainable resources by 2025, items like the Kraftwerk reflect how such an innovative mentality benefits people in many scenarios, not just on the macro scale.
Never miss a gnarly shot again...keep your camera juiced-up anywhere with Kraftwerk. (Image courtesy GoPro.com.) |
The folks behind Kraftwerk are pushing forth what is a small but important part of a larger picture. According to wikipedia, Germany has been hailed as "the world's first major renewable energy economy" and had a third of their electricity generated from sustainable resources in 2014. With Germany poised to have nearly half of their electricity generated by sustainable resources by 2025, items like the Kraftwerk reflect how such an innovative mentality benefits people in many scenarios, not just on the macro scale.
Their kickstarter pitch isn't being hyperbolic when they say, "So let's revolutionize mobile energy supply together! Be a pioneer on the fascinating road to freedom of power!" And nothing says "pioneering" like posting a selfie from someplace definitely sans sockets. Kraftwerk, keep it going!
Perhaps the band Kraftwerk can use the device Kraftwerk to power their Man Machine? The possibilities are endless... (Image courtesy drownedinsound.com.) |
Source:http://blog.agupieware.com/2015/01/power-on-fly-pioneering-with-pocket.html
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