Ikea also has a good idea: a coffee charging table that converts hot coffee into electricity.
Ikea is a very successful company, but when it comes to why it is successful, there are countless theories about why it is successful. Some people think that Ikea is creative, others think that Ikea is cheap, while my next-door neighbor, the second uncle Wang Lama from Chengdu, thinks that Ikea's free coffee, free air conditioners and free beds are too powerful not to be loved in winter or summer.
Well, if it's you, what do you think is so likeable about IKEA? No, no,
This masterpiece is based on two prerequisites. First, Ikea has launched a wireless charging module that turns your desk into a wireless charging base. Second, designers have found that, including hot coffee, as well as your laptop, everyone's desk, there are actually many free heat sources-- they find that the average laptop consumes about 40 watts of energy. This energy is usually emitted in the form of heat, if it can be turned into electricity.
As a result, this wonderful idea was born, a thermoelectric conversion device that can work with IKEA's wireless charging components, and when you are at work, put the freshly brewed coffee on the table, or the thermoelectric conversion zone is right under the computer where you can warm your hands in winter, and the laws of physics begin to work silently, converting heat into electricity, and once the wireless charging components start flashing signals. It means that a certain amount of power has been generated, at this time, the charging area of the mobile phone that supports wireless charging can replenish the power!
Here is a detailed introduction video, please climb the wall to watch: youtube.com
Designer: Sergey Komardenkov,Vihanga Gore
Source: love is strange
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Starbucks officially launched the delivery service, but it seems that it is better at home.
The Starbucks delivery service that has been talked about for a long time has finally arrived! On December 2, US time, Starbucks and Postmates officially launched delivery in Seattle. Users only need to pay for an order through Starbucks app, and then wait for Postmates delivery staff to deliver coffee and food. It is important to note, however, that the service has some limitations: only iOS users can access it.
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