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A Game Boy with forever running battery

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Northwestern University has created a device that is battery-free and eternally operational.

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The device, called 'ENGAGE' is the exact same size and shape as the first Game Boy.

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The gadget transforms the energy from your button presses into something that powers your gaming.

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The front of the model has a set of solar panels mounted to it.

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A second source of energy is button presses since they are connected to a group of capacitors that enable the device to be powered.

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This is the first interactive device without batteries that derives its power from user actions.

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The researchers have produced an 8-bit Nintendo Game Boy clone that is battery-free and fault-tolerant.

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This Game boy appears to be a significant step towards sustainable gaming.