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It's real in Sweden; there's a plan to capture body heat from scrambling commuters to heat a nearby building.
And the ideas don't stop there.
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Imagine using "crowd farming" to power your building, by capturing the energy in human footsteps that depress floor tiles.
Or visualize a sustainable dance club where booty shaking runs the sound system, or a gym where exercise power lights lights the building Tweet
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