NUS team invents battery that generates power using humid air

What if you could wear a health monitoring device that powers itself using Singapore's humid weather? This futuristic-sounding scenario might soon become a reality with a battery invented by researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) that harvests water in the air for electricity.

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