3D-printed AirEnergy3D takes open source approach to wind turbines

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The AirEnergy3D is an open source, 3D-printed, portable wind turbine prototype whose creators claim will be able to generate up to 300 W of power. Designed to be easily assembled and disassembled without tools, the device is intended to be compact enough to be transported in a backpack, allowing it to be taken camping or anywhere else that there is a breeze and no access to the electricity grid... Continue Reading 3D-printed AirEnergy3D takes open source approach to wind turbines

Section: Environment

Tags: 3D Printing, Electricity, Off-grid, Open Source, Portable, Wind turbine

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