US Edition🔋 Researchers are developing liquid batteries that can be printed in any shape: "Like toothpaste"
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🔋 Researchers are developing liquid batteries that can be printed in any shape: "Like toothpaste"
Researchers have created batteries with electrodes in liquid form that can be 3D-printed without losing capacity.The battery can be stretched to double its length and has been tested through 500 charging cycles without performance loss.The technology is based on sustainable materials like lignin from the paper industry and electrically conductive plastics.Formable technology for future devicesThe technology is developed by researchers at the Lab…
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