Russian man invents brazier that charges phones
A Russian engineer has demonstrated his high-tech synergy out in the forest, using nothing but an open fire and a special brazier to charge his mobile phone.
The inventor says the device is a thermo-electric generator that converts heat energy into electricity without any moving parts. The electricity is received through a USB port, and is capable of charging any gadget that it’s connected to.
It is a multipurpose device that can cook meals, boil water and simultaneously charge phones. The invention was found so useful that it immediately attracted investors, and its mass production will soon kick off to meet the demands of many customers both in Russia and abroad.
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