Collect energy from football

Energy costs are rising so a company in the United States launches a Kickstater campaign to launch a soccer ball that turns the power into electricity, save it and then charge it for some small device.

The owner of the energy ball game is Uncharted Play, in New York. The initial goal was to raise $ 75,000, but at the end of the group $ 92,296 was earned.

This energy ball uses the patented G-Kick technology. Each time the ball is kicked, the pendulum will move and charge the battery. Thirty minutes of playing the ball is enough energy for 3 hours. The ball has a USB port, when playing the rubber cover is closed, when charging for the handset, remove the rubber piece.

Energy ball is made of foam and outer skin, resistant to damage, no need to exaggerate and well protected equipment inside. The ball has been tested in poor communities in South Africa, Mexico and Brazil. After the test, each ball was sold for $ 99.

The Daily Mail reports that the jumper is also being designed.