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Infinity Power introduced a nuclear button cell battery that has energy capacity for 100 years!...
Author: Patricia Alegsa
13-06-2024 15:47







  1. Goodbye to the routine of recharging batteries!
  2. Looking into the future

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Alert of futuristic science that seems to be taken from a science fiction movie!

Have you ever imagined having a battery that lasts for decades, and not hours or days? Well, get ready, because Infinity Power has achieved it!

This company has shaken the energy world with its latest invention: an atomic battery with 62% efficiency.

The radioisotope they are using is nickel-63. This emits a fairly weak beta radiation (electrons) and has a very long lifespan, about 101.2 years to be exact.

When it disintegrates, it turns into copper-63, an isotope that is not radioactive. The casing surrounding it is strong enough to block this radiation, ensuring that the battery is safe for use in personal electronic devices.

The company Infinity Power, backed by the United States Department of Defense, claims that their design is scalable. This means they can offer a wide range of powers, from nanowatts to kilowatts, or even more!




Goodbye to the routine of recharging batteries!



First, let's put this into context. Imagine not having to search for the charger every night, or having your medical devices keep working without interruptions. That's exactly what Infinity Power promises.

They have developed an atomic battery using radioisotopes in liquid form (instead of the usual solid semiconductors). This new method allows for a much more effective electron collection, resulting in higher energy efficiency. Enough to make Tony Stark (Iron Man) jealous!

But, how does all this work? Let's think of the battery as a super-gifted collector that harnesses the energy from radioactive decay. Thanks to its innovative packaging designs (leak-proof, of course, we don't want a nuclear disaster in our pocket), these batteries can last for decades.

That's right! A small device the size of a coin could generate energy for many years, without the need for constant recharges.

Now, the million-dollar question: What is it used for? Well, the list is long and exciting. From robots and implantable medical devices to power systems in the deep sea, space, remote areas, and even microgrids. Basically, anywhere where recharging is more complicated than finding a needle in a haystack.

This invention has a spectacular potential to improve our daily lives and also to change the course of many critical missions that used to depend on cumbersome recharges.

For example, imagine a pacemaker that doesn't need maintenance throughout the patient's lifetime or drones patrolling areas without having to return to a base to recharge.




Looking into the future




The founder and CEO of Infinity Power, Jae W. Kwon, couldn't be more motivated. With this technology, Infinity Power aims not only to launch a successful product, but also to revolutionize energy storage.

“Our goals are to direct this discovery towards a successful product launch and start a new chapter in the history of disruptive energy storage solutions,” Kwon said. Bravo, Mr. Kwon!

So next time you're suffering because your cell phone battery is at 2%, think about this breakthrough and how, in the not too distant future, this problem could be history.

What do you think about this type of innovation? Did you imagine it? Come on, let your imagination fly and tell me in the comments!



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