Just leave it and it generates electricity
The hygroelectric cell that we developed combines the hygroscopic action of a deliquescent inorganic salt solution and osmotic power generation, enabling a current at the mA level to be produced using fluctuations in humidity. The hygroelectric cell consists of an open chamber and a closed chamber, both of which contain an electrolyte solution consisting of water and deliquescent lithium salt. The concentration of the electrolyte solution does not change in the closed chamber, but the concentration of the electrolyte solution in the open chamber changes depending on the humidity. Due to the concentration difference between the open chamber and the closed chamber, a voltage is generated between the electrodes. Humidity in the air fluctuates by several tens of percent during the day due to temperature changes during the day and night and other factors, so it can generate electricity anywhere by just leaving it where it is.