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Miles O'Brien introduces the concept of using pothole power for good through a device called Gen. Shock. This shock absorber, developed by Levant Power Corporation, captures energy from bumps to generate electricity, potentially improving fuel economy by 1.5% to 6%. Supported by the National Science Foundation, this innovation could lead to significant fuel savings, changing how we perceive potholes.
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