Wireless device converts ‘lost’ microwave energy into electric power
“Our work demonstrates a simple and inexpensive approach to electromagnetic power harvesting,” said Cummer. “The beauty of the design is that the basic building blocks are self-contained and additive. One can simply assemble more blocks to increase the scavenged power.”
I belive the answer is no unless you really need only microwatt. I love people trying. About a year ago I interviewed a professor who was working on energy harvesting in shoes. http://bit.ly/REWODe Energy harvesting is interesting, but I never see a way to get significant energy out of it.