[01] Vinod Kumar Verma, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology, Longowal, Deemed University, Punjab, India. [02] Bharat Kaistha, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology, Longowal, Deemed University, Punjab, India.

This paper presents a new evolutionary approach to provide clean and green energy to the people. We investigated a device to incorporate this idea. This device has specifically designed for the tribal people or travellers or for places where there is no source of electricity at the time of winters. Basically, it is a type of a power bank charged with the help of heat energy instead of conventional sources of generating electrical energy. This methodology uses a microcontroller programmed in assembly language to blow LEDs which shows the battery charging condition namely; charge or low charged. Through this device people will surely have an access to energy in new and unexpected ways.

Assembly Programming, Clean Energy, Green Energy, Material Science, Environmental Science

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