Despite its tiny size, the battery manages to achieve a 200-watt-hour-per-liter energy density, which is comparable to that of larger, conventional lithium-ion batteries.
  • stoyEnglish
    813·
    7 hours ago

    This is kinda like saying that a radio thermal generator could power next gen’s phones.

    I am sure it could, that doesn’t mean that it will.

    • SkybreakerEngineer@lemmy.worldEnglish
      4·
      5 hours ago

      Sure, if your phone only needs a fraction of a watt and you’re okay with an unshielded neutron source pressed against your head.

      • stoyEnglish
        11·
        50 minutes ago

        If the mars rovers can function on a fraction of a watt, then I don’t know why my phone can’t…