Phone Charging To Be Redundant? China Firm Makes Battery With 50-Year Life
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Betavolt said the radiation of the nuclear battery poses no danger to the human body, making it usable in medical devices such as pacemakers.
A start-up in China has created a new battery that it claims can generate electricity for 50 years without the need for charging or maintenance. A report in The Independent, it's a nuclear battery developed by Beijing-based Betavolt. And don't imagine a massive size after reading the word "nuclear". Betavolt has managed to squeeze 63 isotopes into that module that's smaller than a coin, the outlet further said in its report. The company said it is the first battery in the world to realise the miniaturisation of atomic energy.
The next-generation battery is already being tested and will be mass produced for commercial applications like phones and drones.
"Betavolt atomic energy batteries can meet the needs of long-lasting power supply in multiple scenarios, such as aerospace, AI equipment, medical equipment, microprocessors, advanced sensors, small drones and micro-robots," the company said in a press release.
