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Power Paper, while the name of a company, has come to be the term refering to an ultra-thin battery.

There are many uses for this new technology, including health care to power tiny medical diagnostic equipment and even drug delivery patches. A German healthcare company called KSW Microtech is already using the battery to power monitoring of the temperature of blood supplies.

References

Printable Battery Rolls Off the Presses Retrieved May 22, 2006.

PaperPaper Company Website

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