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A novel flashlight that lights up from body heat was created in Lodhran.

  • February 1, 2023
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A young person from Lodhran has produced a fantastic technological advancement. A flashlight created by Mohammad Wasim uses the body’s temperature to function.

Wasim claims that this cutting-edge flashlight can illuminate when held on a bodily part, such as the forehead.

When Wasim observed the value of a flashlight during load shedding and recognised the necessity for one that could be used in circumstances when battery-powered or charging flashlights were unavailable or malfunctioned, the concept for this flashlight suddenly entered his head.

He stated,

“Our security forces will be able to deploy this technology in the far future.”

Due to the fact that it does not require batteries, charging, or solar panels, this revolutionary technology is not only useful but also environmentally friendly.

The feedback on this new creation has been immensely positive, and Wasim’s inventiveness and resourcefulness have been admired.
Wasim’s accomplishment is one that the residents of Lodhran are proud of, and the invention is anticipated to boost the city’s reputation.

Source: Samaa News

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