Podcast: Fast-Charging Batteries Depend on Nanotechnology
Podcast: Fast-Charging Batteries Depend on Nanotechnology
Durable, fast-charging batteries are essential to the development of electric vehicles and evolution of the smart grid. StoreDot CEO Doron Myersdorf talks about the breakthrough in battery technology, eliminating carbon and using nano and other materials to make a battery that can charge an electronic device in 60 seconds. The next step is overcoming obstacles to a full-sized battery.
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