Self-Powered Motor: Futuristic approach for Mobility, Robotics, & Power Industries

The self-filled engine is made of fluid metal, a drop of metal amalgam made for the most part of gallium. It can move around and around, in straight lines. This idea will help future mobility, power & robotics field.

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