Eco Factor: Portable charger harnesses renewable solar and wind energy.
Designed by Cheng Peng, the Mobile Energy is a portable charger for camping enthusiasts. The concept device harvests solar and wind energy to recharge a variety of handheld devices. The device features solar panels onboard the blades of a small wind turbine which makes sure that renewable energy can be generated when either of the two sources is available.
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Mobile Energy also includes a powerful LED torch to light up camping nights sustainably. The fan can be removed from the system to ease storage and also use the device as an indoor light source.
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Via: YankoDesign
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