Inventor of Lithium-Ion battery unveils new glass-based battery
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That's answered in the article. No... This technology doesn't suffer from inflating/exploding
does it lose max charge capacity over time? Cause i'm sick of batteries with dumb problems like this.
That's not specified
but when will they come up with a battery that can self charge without the need to plug in or be in sunlight.
You want an induction powered battery? Tidal power?
You need some energy input or some kind of energy gradient/potential for a battery to gain anything. Basic thermodynamics says so.
John B. Goodenough, no fuckin' way that's a real name.
But after googling, turns out it is. That is amazing, because he's too old to have had some braindead parents who named him that for the lulz and memes.
But after googling, turns out it is. That is amazing, because he's too old to have had some braindead parents who named him that for the lulz and memes.
Two continual problems that hold humanity back: Power generation, and power storage. We need better, more efficient batteries. We need better, quicker, renewable, and more efficient power generation.
Personally, I'm excited about once we get lighter, safer, cheaper, more energy dense batteries, electric cars will be viable for everyone.
Personally, I'm excited about once we get lighter, safer, cheaper, more energy dense batteries, electric cars will be viable for everyone.
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Finally! I've been waiting for better battery innovation. Last time I heard was about graphene. This is history right here.
Apple patented wireless charging up to 30 ft from the out/plug recently. Seems like power options are catching up to were they should of been
I missed that, though I suppose that means I will now be able to get power further than my wireless reaches.
It uses wifi apparently. So expect all the pitfalls that come with poor wifi reception
It uses the engery the signal is made up. I recently checked however. Apple's patent lacks details on making it work.
Wifi wireless charging isn't a new concept. Infact, it's a decade old. The problem is no one has invited away to make the tech work efficiently
Imagine if they would have though. Have that tech combined with the glass tech battery. Bamb! No more worrying about cell phone power
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Hell, Tesla was doing stuff with wireless power a century ago.
im suprised about the positive feedback, given its a yahoo article.
I heard some kinds of glass are less likely to shatter, maybe theyll do it off of that?
(i dont trust yahoo)
I heard some kinds of glass are less likely to shatter, maybe theyll do it off of that?
(i dont trust yahoo)
batteries with better capacity + faster charging + solar panels = energy independence (not possible everywhere of course but it can be for some people)
what Tesla is doing now with the power wall and roof I think is fantastic.
I hope glass based batteries become a reality because this would be a paradigm-shifting breakthrough
as I am reading this book https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackout_(Elsberg_novel) it seems extremely important to achieve energy independence at the finest level: the end user
grids are always and will always be vulnerable
what Tesla is doing now with the power wall and roof I think is fantastic.
I hope glass based batteries become a reality because this would be a paradigm-shifting breakthrough
as I am reading this book https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackout_(Elsberg_novel) it seems extremely important to achieve energy independence at the finest level: the end user
grids are always and will always be vulnerable
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