Definition of a Human Energy Grid

The Potential of Human Energy with Nanotech and The Internet of Things

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NanoTech and The Human Energy Grid

The lipid nanoparticle is innovative eco-friendly, completely biological, and non-toxic and causes no harm to the body’s tissues.

• The material is as strong as titanium and highly flexible — a game-changer of medicine.

Pacemakers are now powered by the heartbeat, eliminating the need for batteries. The lipid nanoparticle used in vaccines can directly connect the Internet of Things to produce green energy activated by the mechanical force of human energy; that can be harnessed to power the Internet of Things in conjunction with the 5G Network.

• The revolution of green energy.

Combining A.I. and human knowledge could transform how power grids work

What a Human Energy Grid is

The plan is to develop new materials, machines, and software for a “clean” energy grid. All the materials and devices are biocompatible but are still significant and expensive.