The technology takes advantage of vorticity to generate electricity
Vorticity is a wind effect that creates a pattern of spinning vortices
Bladeless design could reduce manufacturing costs by 53 per cent
Prototype ‘Vortex Mini’ can capture nearly half of the wind’s power
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