What's the next step in battery technology?

>>8803547
Solid State

market feasibility

>>8804944
This.

Probably made out of layered graphene.

>>8803547
salt

>>8803547
two words: air cathode

>>8803547
storing literal electric energy

Safer but much more powerful alternatives than cadmium

But we already have it.

Lithium batteries 2.0
Developed by Mr.Battery himself.

https://news.utexas.edu/2017/02/28/goodenough-introduces-new-battery-technology

Natrium, hopefully.

>>8805691
Holy fuck. That's amazing. So many things are being held back by battery technology. If this works as described it will be a game changer.

>>8805691
Wow. Expensive liquid cooling, and lithium can be done away with big gains in the battery tech. If this gets through peer review, it would go great with 5G networks and their battery life extensions as far as new cars go.

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>>8805709

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>>8804966
>>8804944
>tfw i was trying to develop something like that not too long ago
>tfw i can't find my research on my computer anymore and all I can find is this older image I made

It was basically to be built using electrostatic charges with nano particles. Evidently I was on the right track as there was a company that released a paper using a similar technique a month before I even dreamed of the idea.