new battery technology
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A breakthrough in calcium ion batteries could replace lithium in clean energy storage.
scientists at hkust have developed high-performance calcium ion batteries using a semi-solid electrolyte, opening up the possibility of replacing lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles and renewable energy.
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Successful development of a new ultra-thin and lightweight lithium-sulfur battery.
the new lithium-sulfur battery design allows the cathode to be nearly three times thinner while maintaining high performance, promising suitability for compact devices.
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China Starts Mass Production of Solid-State Batteries: A Turning Point for Drones and Robots
eve energy officially mass-produced solid-state batteries in china, paving the way for drones, humanoid robots and ai devices. the new battery has an energy density of 300 wh/kg, is more stable, and promises early commercialization.
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New self-assembling material could be key to recyclable electric car batteries
mit researchers have designed an electrolyte that can decompose at the end of a battery's life, allowing components to be more easily recycled.
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Robots can recharge themselves by 'eating metal'
researchers from the university of pennsylvania school of engineering and applied sciences have just announced a bold idea: robots can recharge themselves by coming into contact with metal on each level.
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Batteries made from seawater charge 80% in 5 minutes, safer
on december 18, ibm announced that it had developed a new battery technology using materials extracted from seawater.
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Successfully manufactured smartphone batteries that work well in conditions of -70 ° C
this not only allows smartphone devices to operate stably in the harshest areas of the world, but also can operate in outer space.