The electronics of tomorrow impose a paradoxical constraint, feeding smaller and smaller objects without interrupting their operation. However, the current solutions always rely on cells that need to be recharged or replaced. The betavoltaic battery, unveiled by an American industrialist, promises to remove this constraint for a considerable period of time. A miniature generator fed by radioactive nickel On April 10, 2026, the American company N…
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The electronics of tomorrow impose a paradoxical constraint, feeding smaller and smaller objects without interrupting their operation. However, the current solutions always rely on cells that need to be recharged or replaced. The betavoltaic battery, unveiled by an American industrialist, promises to remove this constraint for a considerable period of time. A miniature generator fed by radioactive nickel On April 10, 2026, the American company N…