It weighs less than a grain of rice and carries no battery. Yet this 0.066 g tag—attached to a monarch’s thorax with eyelash glue—uses a rice-sized solar cell to power a passive Bluetooth transmitter that a phone can receive nearly 100 m away. How?The energy budgetKnown: 0.066 g, passive Bluetooth,
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