Soccket: a green way to turn play into energy

The video tutorial explains how a ball harnesses energy through a pendulum mechanism every time it is kicked. This energy is stored in a battery for later use. After playing, the stored energy can power an LED light for three hours with just 30 minutes of play. Additionally, the ball can be used to charge a phone, showcasing its versatility in energy storage and usage.

What mechanism does the ball use to capture energy?

• A solar panel

• A kinetic coil

• A wind turbine

• A pendulum inside

What is the primary function of the pendulum inside the ball?

• To reduce friction

• To balance the ball

• To capture and store energy

• To increase speed

How is the stored energy in the ball used after the game?

• To heat water

• To power an LED light

• To run a motor

• To power a fan

How long can a simple LED lamp be powered with 30 minutes of play?

• Four hours

• One hour

• Two hours

• Three hours

What additional device can the ball charge?

• A tablet

• A phone

• A laptop

• A camera