How The Next Batteries Will Change the World

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@business 3 года назад

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@lastking235 3 года назад

Get rid of the word Quicktake. Makes one feel that the reporting is rushed. Just "Bloomberg" would be fine I think.

@zodiacfml 3 года назад

feels like a video by small youtubers, more than 10 minutes and plenty introduction and explanation to battery basics

@st4ble869 3 года назад

0.75 Volts to be precise

@djvdj 3 года назад

I’m sorry but humans didn’t invent electricity ⚡️ ...lol

@Bakumatsu1 3 года назад

@@lastking235 It is rushed, they're just being honest because they realize we can tell and it's a convenient excuse for them to use to explain the lower quality

@alholic 3 года назад

It'll be a sad day for movies in the future when cars shot in fuel tank will never explode anymore.

@georgerobert2432 3 года назад

You are so funny

@aakashshekhawat 3 года назад

You are so funny my kidney shift to my leg

@scoobydicky9459 3 года назад

yes. so sad.

@2kewl4uu 3 года назад

Lithium batteries can explode too

@spideywhiplash 3 года назад

You made me chuckle.😄

@organizedchaos4559 3 года назад

I’m coming back in 5 years to see who actually revolutionize the industry

@riantidownload4044 3 года назад

See you again in March 2026

@axelfoley1812 3 года назад

👍🤔👍

@lukestimson6604 3 года назад

Quantumscape will be it

@Levitiy 3 года назад

Battery technology is not the silicon semiconductor. So, the question isn't who, but how could it?

@hman0121 3 года назад

@@hammerhand5059 you're a time traveller?? 😂

@AgentSmith911 3 года назад

"new amazing battery coming soon" - I've heard this for years now lol

@jeffbac1889 3 года назад

Because it's true, almost every year we significantly improve our batteries. Look at batteries of cellphones back in the 2000s, barely powered tiny gray screens, now batteries can power little computers with 6' 1080p touch screens than can do almost anything you could need for more than 24 hours of fair use.

@VisualBliss. 3 года назад

@@jeffbac1889 except early Nokias, they had the most advanced batterys in the universe!

@ameliabuns4058 3 года назад

@@jeffbac1889 I haven't seen a new tech be available anywhere in years. The only place I've ever seen any battery become a reality is the realgraphene powerbank and in some RC battery packs

@DacLMK 3 года назад

@@VisualBliss. I disagree. Couple of years ago my uncle gave me his old Nokia 3310 and 5110, and the original batteries of both devices could barely last 10 minutes. I agree that the later Li-Ion batteries did last long (I had a Nokia X2-00 which lasted me almost a week, and my father's basic Nokia X1-01 could last for two weeks with normal usage, even today after 10 years), but the old Ni-Mh batteries were horrible.

@rogerramjet6134 3 года назад

And it has been happening for decades. Both solar panels and batteries have been declining in price exponentially for 70 years, and show no indications that they will or must slow in the next 20.

@DerekWelchElectric 3 года назад

Electricity wasn't invented, it was discovered.

@indian-tech-support 3 года назад

True it's always been there just never used

@FSXgta 3 года назад

@@indian-tech-support well your nerve system and brain use electricity. So more like we use it without knowing

@vtr279 3 года назад

@@FSXgta Interesting comments! Makes a person wonder what else - exactly - is occurring unbeknownst to us at this time.

@indian-tech-support 3 года назад

@@FSXgta as i said its always been here

@FSXgta 3 года назад

@@indian-tech-support well then I misunderstood what you meant by "never used" 😅

@spacewalker9375 3 года назад

Yep. I took an energy storage course back in college and there are literally so many little things that can alter the performance of the battery and tons of materials research out there done to help change batteries. It's trying to find the best combo and how to deal with its advantages and disadvantages. Batteries still has a long way to go

@gig2734 3 года назад

It should be changed from "it is not rocket science" to "it is not battery science".

@BillAnt 3 года назад

Indeed battery storage is lacking behind computing technology, mainly due to the lack of need for high energy density batteries till the recent explosion of EV's. Up until recently small batteries worked fine in phone and laptops, but now we need large storage capacities in a relatively small space. I believe that the solution is not in chemical batteries, rather in Super-Capacitors which pick up the charge electrostatically. It has several advantages: 1. There's no chemical to degrade over the time. 2. It charges extremely fast, within minutes if not seconds. 3. It has a high energy density. There are several companies exploring this technology.

@sihotech 3 года назад

@@BillAnt I read about graphene battery, they say it'll be revolutionary... they probably say that about every new battery tech.

@BillAnt 3 года назад

@@sihotech < Well, like with any new technology there's lots of trial and error, some will fail while others succeed. Regardless of the technology used, the aim should be a high density and affordable battery which stores and equal or higher amount of energy than the current gasoline based fuels. Consumers will always go for the lowest cost and most convenient products, that's just how it has always been.

@Itsudemo1 3 года назад

@@sihotech graphene in lipos exist, you can buy them but there's not much difference in performance

@thetntsheep4075 3 года назад

They have to be recyclable as well.

@5DNRG 3 года назад

Thank you! 👍👍👍

@yzrippin 3 года назад

Everything decays eventually be patient

@thetntsheep4075 3 года назад

@@yzrippin Without battery recycling we will probably run out of lithium/other rare metals that are vital for battery production very quickly. Even if we don't, the mining would cause immense damage to the environment.

@Naiuhz 3 года назад

@@yzrippin Yes but if it takes thousands to tens of thousands of years to decay, we quickly out produce the rate it takes to decay.

@yzrippin 3 года назад

@@thetntsheep4075 The mining for the minerals is Completely localised and impact can be mitigated your right recycling is important however your missing the point of Off Earth mining

@CuriousAndCuriouser1865 3 года назад

"We've made a partnership with Volkswagen in 2012 to make a joint venture to commercialize the cell and go into manufacturing together." That was 9 years ago tho....

@abisek.e7636 3 года назад

yep, sad

@ExternalInputs 3 года назад

@@abisek.e7636It should be ovious that if it was an easy process, it would have been achieved, or one of the many other companies also working on this would have gotten to market.

@abisek.e7636 3 года назад

@@ExternalInputs yeah of course.. but we also should see the time going on

@luckyadeloye3452 3 года назад

But what have you invented? All these things take time to perfect them!!!

@abisek.e7636 3 года назад

@@luckyadeloye3452 can you pls chill? Did I told any outrageous response? I just told that time is going on and what that means is we should invest more in which really matters, better research next time Mr

@TeraAFK 3 года назад

"Baghdad Battery. A 2,200-year-old clay jar found near Baghdad, Iraq, has been described as the oldest known electric battery in existence."

@antonsjoberg 3 года назад

It's heavily disputed by some scientists though.

@harshbarj 3 года назад

People are calling them batteries. But reality is they are not constructed in a way that actually make them batteries. Only one of the two conductors extended outside the "battery". So it's virtually a guarantee they were not batteries.

@jeffbenton6183 3 года назад

@Craig Carmichael Except those tombs are much older than the battery. Ancient Egypt is *really* ancient. The "Baghdad battery" - if that's even what it was - was only slightly older than Julius Caesar. King Tut died over 1000 years before that. Construction of the Great Pyramids finished about 1000 years before that. The pyramids were as ancient to Cleopatra and Caesar as Cleopatra and Caesar are to us

@jaczekdertuerke 3 года назад

@@jeffbenton6183 nicely put in perspective

@TheDennys21 3 года назад

Oh please, they aren't even sure if that's a battery, it's probably not.

@user-hh2is9kg9j 3 года назад

I have been hearing this for 15 years.

@bozo5632 3 года назад

And batteries have become dramatically cheaper and more capable in those 15 years.

@shorb2289 3 года назад

@@bozo5632 no they haven't

@Brandon_letsgo 3 года назад

@@shorb2289 That's right. We're so far away from the ideia of the "perfect battery". Los Angeles Police Department did lease a bunch of EV and the record shows that they're useless. Officers do not wanna drive them. So they're parked. Some clerks are using them for personal driving. A woman that was caught at a nail saloon driving one of these EV ended up fired.

@YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech 3 года назад

@@Brandon_letsgo Those 2015 LAPD EV's were BMW i3's which only had the 22-kWh battery pack that produced 81 miles of range. Of course they weren't gonna be used. The 2021 Tesla Model 3 has a range of 263 miles. And newer electric cars are coming out soon like the Lucid Air which will have 517 miles range. This technology is gonna keep improving and become cheaper. Everything demands it, smart phones, smart computers, electric vehicles, storage capacity for renewable energy, etc.

@halluminium 3 года назад

@@shorb2289 shitty bait

@chrissscottt 3 года назад

Too light on details which is so common in battery reports.

@Rysander1 3 года назад

So go read the source material?

@demonitized6208 3 года назад

Well they can’t just give away the recipe of the pancake right?

@GrandPrixDecals 3 года назад

@@demonitized6208 here’s the recipe - oil from snakes

@pradumnjoshi 3 года назад

I was about to say the same, I don't see any technical specification that would make me excited. Just like Nuclear fusion battery tech has been 5-10 years away. I am not saying there are no innovations but they have been often incremental and evolutionary certainly not revolutionary. It's just poor journalism, as far as tech is concerned the quality of journalism has been very poor from Bloomberg.

@guerillachan20 3 года назад

fisker already dropped out of solid state market. The last 10% is very hard to overcome.

@MarlBobbins 3 года назад

very interesting video, thank you! I think it´s important though to look at negative aspects of these new batteries aswell, for example the problematic extraction of lithium would probably become even worse if more of the battery was made with lithium. Not to say that these companies are bad, but it´s important to keep a complete view of the impacts of these kind of innovations.

@QuestionEverythingButWHY 3 года назад

“Necessity is the mother of invention.” ― Plato

@andrewjensen8189 3 года назад

Your mom is the mother if you

@budg7525 3 года назад

"We're only in it for the money!" -- Mothers of Invention

@jmuld1 3 года назад

@@budg7525 If people don't want it, why built it?

@L.M1792 3 года назад

Correct. This outdated economic structuring harms this planet and its inhabitants.

@nothing9220 3 года назад

Passion and curiosity too...

@W123 3 года назад

Inventing new technology of high efficiency batteries nowadays is like fighting with airdynamics how to fly an airplane back in 1900s, it seems to be hard, but understandable now

3 года назад

Quote: the best battery in nature is called glucose and is only rivaled by ATP

@aswingsharif6729 3 года назад

Yes of course. Ask Neo, he had been visiting the Oracle and the Matrix.

3 года назад

@@aswingsharif6729 XD of course I was joking man but do people realize how cool it is to take radiation from the sun and turn that energy into a sugar molecule? That's sick

@viperfang5291 3 года назад

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

@ovadyarachman7243 3 года назад

Actually there are more energy dense molecules than glucose and ATP that offer higher energy per volume, thermal effects, insulative effects, and hormonal effects.

@6Oko6Demona6 3 года назад

Glucose is not a battery, it's a combustible source of energy. That's why it's so energy dense. But it is still a poor source of energy, fat is way better, it's 2.25 times more energy dense than glucose. It's easy to achieve high energy output from the source that is destroyed in the process (like fuel). But not so in the batteries. You can not expect batteries to be as energy dense as combustibles. That's why they're not going to be used on planes.

@JoseGSada 3 года назад

The battery recycling industry will experience monumental growth in the following years. Li-Cycle currently is at the verge of a global expansion to set up recycling centers. Interesting enough

@goranjosic 3 года назад

As far as I understand, lithium is cheaper to recycle, if done the right way, than to take out a new one!

@tming28 3 года назад

ABML will be huge!

@fellowabhi 3 года назад

Was expecting something of Graphene

@engravedhourglass8288 3 года назад

Its too expensive..

@kawa1755 3 года назад

Allot of new ideas none are doing well

@vishalkrsingh6184 2 года назад

Power banks with graphene are already available

@King.Mark. 3 года назад

"QUOTE " we don't even know where fish fingers come from " ~ the fish

@paulferris8180 3 года назад

Hoki and they nearly wiped them out.

@thedudefromrobloxx 3 года назад

@PompayKing123 3 года назад

Am I the only one who got annoyed when they said petroleum energy and showed the huge amounts of steam from nuclear power plants as a way of showing pollution?

@ok0_0 3 года назад

it's all anti-nuclear propaganda

@GrantSR 3 года назад

They do that all the time. It's as if every video editor gets assigned the same library of images, and steam from cooling towers is the only image in their "pollution" B-roll folder.

@cuddleheart5306 3 года назад

The 'secret' substance for solid state batteries is graphene. This is going to change the game. Interestingly enough, the guy who helped discover solid state battery technology also helped invent lithium ion batteries and RAM.

@candygirl6323 3 года назад

I am pleased to see research/development making progress....with the increasing global warming events, we the world needs to change our traditional ways..

@-fuk57 3 года назад

“Quote. Quote, quote, quote.” -Quoted.

@goldrake821 3 года назад

"“Quote. Quote, quote, quote.” -Quoted." -Quoted quote.

@-fuk57 3 года назад

@@goldrake821 Hashtag: True.

@kodo1232 3 года назад

@nathanielmcdonald1910 3 года назад

@@goldrake821 deep

@user-wk2gi5cp9y 3 года назад

@tristenlentz169 3 года назад

The Baghdad Battery is believed to be about 2000 years old (from the Parthian period, roughly 250 BCE to CE 250). The jar was found in Khujut Rabu just outside Baghdad and is composed of a clay jar with a stopper made of asphalt. Sticking through the asphalt is an iron rod surrounded by a copper cylinder. (Before the 1700’s)

@Greg-TC 3 года назад

The latest update that I heard on it was that scientists don’t think it would have worked and that it likely was not a battery. But hey, who knows

@jeffbenton6183 3 года назад

Since we don't know if that even was a battery, it doesn't count. If it was if would've been *very* impractical. Enough to give you a somewhat uncomfortable shock, but not enough to do anything significant.

@mcgruffsnuts305 3 года назад

Very cool cutting edge information thank you !

@tonycns 3 года назад

I've been hearing about "new" batteries changing the world since 2015 and nothing has really changed yet

@jorgec30 3 года назад

Plenty of scientists have been ahead of their time, and limited by the technology of their time. Id it say it sounds about time

@LuisRomeroLopez 3 года назад

But that's just 6 years. For a reference, the first time I hear abou the concept of an e-book (like a Kindle) was in the early or middle 90s.

@henryeghaghara9385 3 года назад

Tonycns you are so myopic Battery tech have advance significantly in last few years, if you can't see that you must be brain dead

@tonycns 3 года назад

@@henryeghaghara9385 If you’re reading this, you’ve been in a coma for 10 years. We’re trying a new technique. We don’t know where this message will end up in your dream, but we’re hoping we got through. PLEASE WAKE UP!

@geo8626 3 года назад

except your phone battery has double the capacity it used to have and charges four times as fast

@misruler9370 3 года назад

With all do respect. Electricity was a discovery and not an invention. It is a common mistake to speak of invention and discovery as being the same. This does not take away from the meaning of the video as it is very informative and well-done.

@chris24hdez 3 года назад

1:56 i always wondered where the Spanish term "pila" came from when referring to a "battery". However "battery" could also be considered as a description of plurality, such as a "battery of tests". Therefore a "battery" is a "bundle" of anions and cations.

@JonS 3 года назад

Benjamin Franklin coined the term battery to describe a bank of capacitors (not electrochemical cells) that he was shown.

@gregvanpaassen 3 года назад

A single cathode-separator-anode unit is called a cell. A battery (in the old, proper usage) is two or more cells like in the voltaic pile. A 12V lead-acid battery as seen in cars has six 2 volt cells chained in series. These days, even a single cell often gets called a battery in ordinary usage, like an 18650 Li-ion "battery".

@JonS 3 года назад

@@gregvanpaassen I've given up trying to tell people that a single cell is not a battery!

@Handyman247llc 2 года назад

I look forward to see where the new technology takes us and how it will impact out world environmentally and our world adaptive nature.

@GoTeamScotch 3 года назад

I'm excited about a bigger focus on cleaning up our energy systems, but I cant help but wonder about the cost of these clean solutions. The mine where the metals were sourced from. The gas powered trucks and trains that transported the materials around. The lights the workers used to see while working, which may be powered by a nearby coal plant. Dont get me wrong, I'm all for a cleaner future. But it's hard for me to get excited about clean solutions that require a ton of energy and materials to create... which produce a lot of greenhouse gasses and waste in the process.

@CraigDavies. 3 года назад

I built an electric bike in 2016 the ebike forums said the price of batteries would go down every year. I can't get a cheaper battery today.

@Psilocybism 3 года назад

Oh they are cheaper alright... To produce... Just not for you

@PlanktoniusRex 3 года назад

And to think: a random group on the internet was wrong. The horror.....

@superkasanova1979 3 года назад

Turning 42 this year and I bought 3 shares of stock in Quantum Space (QS) this year. It is the first stock I ever bought. I believe in what they are doing and the CEO has the right vision to lead the company. Once scaled, these will be the most in-demand batteries out there.

@PlanktoniusRex 3 года назад

Terrible way to invest.

@johnrankie4004 2 года назад

QS goal for the year was to have four cells, they reported they were able to stack ten cells 8/21, your shares in QS are very volatile; but IMO, a great investment, add when able.

@gig2734 3 года назад

It will go the same way as it did for Tesla: In the beginning, they produce for a small market, and from year to year they try to expand production.

@renzoqu 3 года назад

and we are here. 20 years later, learning things about batteries

@pw7225 3 года назад

Stellar summary. Well done, Bloomberg.

@Junyo 3 года назад

Summary? These are the same "fake promises" we've seen hundreds of times in the past 30 years. This item is Bloomberg showing the World they only employ high-schoolers who are still surprised by press-releases the older generations have already seen so many times before (and there are more than a few lies in this item as well to keep the share-holders happy).

@skylarkesselring6075 3 года назад

@@Junyo bloomberg is always super light on details heavy on narrative. As in, they don't really produce compelling news, they mostly just give brief summaries on topics and give them an editorial flare to keep attention.

@ciocki 3 года назад

How do we make the energy that charges the batteries?

@AscendtionArc 3 года назад

Thank you for this video.

@joshuahuver8554 2 года назад

Have you tried to compress it with transistor structures and a cuircuitt

@nagitoyup6929 3 года назад

Batteries are very old. But fundamentals never changed. We need completely new form of energy storage.

@userisongrind2395 3 года назад

This is the best video I have watched in years

@debr4265 2 года назад

You watched only that video then

@alimfuzzy 3 года назад

For large scale energy storage the safer, more reliable long-term choice is Vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFB). It's an all liquid battery which doesn't catch fire. It's used for large scale renewable energy storage but one day may be reduced in size.

@sidneyrago 3 года назад

yeah but where we gonna storage the battery if they los it's power? or got old, or the car gets old etc

@glennalexon1530 3 года назад

Enovix is trying to make a minor change to lithium ion batteries? This video should be called "A long-wined ad for one of dozens of companies working on anodes".

@FlorianKarmelk 3 года назад

My battery died when i was watching this

@inspiregrow2336 3 года назад

😂😂😂

@roshanthapa9321 3 года назад

🤪🤪🤪🤪

@d947 3 года назад

Ok xD

@nou4898 3 года назад

cool

@FlorianKarmelk 3 года назад

Wow i never had so many likes

@ascen_dent7295 3 года назад

Thanks ☺️

@quosswimblik4489 2 года назад

I just sort of have this picture of this micron sized webbed semi-sphere crystal which expands but not to much when its charging and contracts when it's discharging. So it needs to chemically bond when its releasing energy and separate and artificially bond to different strands in the crystal during charge. I was thinking of doing this with some sort of aluminium sulphide setup. 600-1000 Mah to the gram Is kinda significantly cheaper cars sort of territory.

@Kartik_Z8 3 года назад

I love the way you represented this new thing...

@tuut1241 3 года назад

How about the "Baghdad Battery"? It was certainly around way before Volta made his discovery.

@adambkehl 3 года назад

He seemed so thrilled to light than LED up

@bl5752 2 года назад

This isn't about saving the planet. The planet has survived 5 mass extinction events. It's about saving humanity. Our civilisations will not survive a complete collapse of the ecosystems that support them.

@moodtherapist 3 года назад

Interesting but a shame you missed the biggest step change in battery technology which is the use of graphene. A company called Gnanomat in Spain has some seriously mind blowing improvements under development.

@youngadventuresaustralia952 3 года назад

Couldn't find the share price online whats the share code mate?

@lonibytyqi6093 3 года назад

@@youngadventuresaustralia952 They are private.

@freebie808 3 года назад

The irony of wanting this is needing precious metals and rare earth minerals which are hard to mine.

@Ghst-tl9ec 3 года назад

But, we savin' the planet....

@sinfullv9411 3 года назад

Didn't the Egyptian made the first primitive battery with clay jar, citrus and copper?

@JamieM20001996 3 года назад

Technically that's a cell

@ravindertalwar553 2 года назад

Congratulations 👏 and all the best for your success and happiness 💓

@moriart13 3 года назад

I've been hearing about "battery breakthrough" for like 5 years, and none of it is happening🆗

@Junyo 3 года назад

Trust me...I've heard "battery breakthrough" for 30+ years and less than 0.1% has ever went to mass-production stage.

@moriart13 3 года назад

@@Junyo going form Nicd to Lion was at least something

@Ghst-tl9ec 3 года назад

They are making too much money to advance it quickly.

@reverendoz 3 года назад

What about NDB (Nano Diamond Battery)?

@eagle___shadow 3 года назад

👍

@NickRoman 3 года назад

I saw a video a couple years ago that seemed to be talking about this same battery. I don't remember the company. But they were talking more about cell phone batteries and how this new kind is safer and won't catch fire. The guy charged up the battery and drove a nail through it and nothing happened, unlike lithium ion that would burst into flames.

@larcomj 3 года назад

In the battery industry a break through happens every couple of years, the science is hard but, bringing a battery to market is MUCH harder. youll be lucky to see this new tech with in a decade.

@purushottam_paramdharma 3 года назад

why is that? wouldn't big companies profit, with state-of-the-art cheaper batteries? it will help them be above the competition

@Simon-dm8zv 3 года назад

@@purushottam_paramdharma 1. Shortage in mining capacity of materials (mainly nickel). 2. Engineering the machines that can produce new battery tech in large amounts efficient and fast enough.

@kulio212 3 года назад

Akira Yoshino invented the first safe lithium ion battery

@higherlearning7418 3 года назад

Ever heard of the "Baghdad battery"? This guy said the first battery was made 1799

@gerhardwagner8654 3 года назад

Main stream doesn’t accept it , Ignorants !

@Shadow__133 3 года назад

I was there, it leaked and sucked. Plus not many thing to use it with.

@kasmopaya2676 3 года назад

The old Egypt's had it first.

@paulferris8180 3 года назад

Yeah. I was scanning comments to see who else knew. Yet the light emitting device pictured by the ancient Egyptians remains unknown.

@paulferris8180 3 года назад

@@gerhardwagner8654 what's not to except you can make one in 5 minutes, they're truly ignorant.

@andreskerschen7460 3 года назад

3:44 - Cool

@dariepearjuicy1356 3 года назад

Funny how they use Teslas for stock footage, but completely ignore their recent battery development breakthroughs

@sufferr2914 3 года назад

it's because they're not really big breakthroughs it's just clever marketing

@ruttolomeo1987 3 года назад

Italian Antonio Meucci: invents the phone. English-speaking world: we'll take it from here, thanks. Italian Eugenio Barsanti and Felice Matteucci: invent combustion engine. English-speaking world: we'll take it from here, thanks. Italian Enrico Fermi: discovers nuclear energy. English-speaking world: we'll take it from here, thanks. Italian Alessandro Volta: invents the battery. English-speaking world: we'll take it from here, thanks. Italy: Guys, we're running out of money here. The world: It's all your fault mafia pizza mamma boys, stop crying.

@jevontewatson7331 3 года назад

great video

@ME-uk8oi 2 года назад

Very Informative

@johnpaulminguito 3 года назад

Go men, You can do it, I salute to all of the scientists, engineees, physicists etc.

@maiarosewatts3529 3 года назад

soul energy

@suman-majhi 3 года назад

what about graphene battery?

@AnimeHumanCoherence 3 года назад

Meme technology that never leaves the lab. Scaling production of graphene is too expensive to make it worth the investment.

@yengsabio5315 3 года назад

@@AnimeHumanCoherence That's what people say about photovoltaic solar panels way back in the 70s & 80s. So I say, let's wait & see.

@suman-majhi 3 года назад

@@AnimeHumanCoherence yes... you are right... bt no one knows what is waiting for the future... back in 2005... no one thought nokia would be abolished

@AnimeHumanCoherence 3 года назад

@@suman-majhi That is completely true, but we can't place our hopes in an unproven lab bench discovery. When an affordable process comes along that'll make graphene a useful material for these applications, than sure, make a product. But as of right now, and the past few years, it's simply just not viable to plan for it. There are many, many discoveries that promise the world that are also forgotten because they can't scale to fulfill those promises. Basically happens every year.

@jay-uo2bi 3 года назад

@@AnimeHumanCoherence Pretty much all in development battery ideas/concepts are in the lab. The technology still has to be researched and doesn't just come out of thin air. The fact that its not in mass production absolutely does not mean it's a potentially viable idea.

@krill_inksanity Год назад

9:25 What is the name of this song?

@LoLHahaLolHahaLol 3 года назад

The Baghdad Battery is A 2,200-year-old clay jar found near Baghdad, Iraq, has been described as the oldest known electric battery in existence not a battery created in 1799

@efone3553 3 года назад

lets all hope this comes true but please do not hold your breath!

@horikatanifuji5038 3 года назад

I don't think anyone can hold their breath that long.

@GrantFerdinandsen 3 года назад

I’m pretty sure the Tesla team announced during battery day that they’re starting to use silicon. Correct me if I’m wrong?

@ConfirmedSource 2 года назад

Solid Power Inc. already in the testing phases with BMW and Ford as partners.

@wardude7806 3 года назад

Slim battery will need more charge. Imagine a battery charging itself from everything in every condition! Fantastic

@risingmoon893 3 года назад

Are they not gonna say how expensive these batteries will be cause of economics of scale and whatnot?

@risingmoon893 3 года назад

@ROM LUNDY I know, and how is that relevant?

@kerbatonbaton8108 3 года назад

How long will this simple copper zinc battery last? How long will the LED shine?

@sumbirdy1741 3 года назад

Likely hours at the most.

@Ddub1083 3 года назад

Not nearly as long as it took to build it.

@leostgeorge2080 3 года назад

As long as there is electrons to convert to photons.

@goauld88 3 года назад

3:47 He sounds so disappointed...

@DigitalArtisan77 3 года назад

Why would a mechanically expanding battery not work? Would the area change give too much resistance shift throughout the cycle?

@tejarshihardas8707 3 года назад

What about the carbon footprint of manufacturing the battery itself? Metal mining, especially lithium, is insanely nature intensive.

@user-fy1hp5qi4u 3 года назад

That's what I was thinking bhai 👍

@sufferr2914 3 года назад

didn't they explain in the video that lithium is not actually used in the construction of the battery but instead refers to the actual lithium ion used to store energy?

@Simon-dm8zv 3 года назад

Voor EVs total production emissions of the battery pack are at about 100 kg of CO2 per kWh. Not too bad and definitely worth it.

@Ghst-tl9ec 3 года назад

Shhhhh, don't bring logic into the discussion. We are saving the Fk'n planet!!!!

@Ghst-tl9ec 3 года назад

@@Simon-dm8zv And what charges the battery? You think covering the planet with windmills and solar panels has no environmental effects?

@JigilJigil 3 года назад

Great video, but you missed some of the other noted companies such as Tesla, Sila Nanotechnologies,...

@Smith15447 3 года назад

@Bloomberg Quicktake Look into Proton Technologies Canada and what they're currently doing in Saskatchewan. If, and it's a big IF, but if a green, economical, and abundant source of hydrogen became possible, even after consideration of efficiencies, lithium-ion batteries would need to improve energy density by 14x and reduce charge time by 85% to compete. This would be particularly true of industrial/commercial vehicles and equipment. Looks as though we'll still need kerosene for long-haul flights for the foreseeable future though.

@brahmburgers 3 года назад

I'm old enuf to recall when Prez Carter allocated mega dollars to the Big 3 US automakers - to develop better batteries for vehicles. The Big 3 took the Fed grants, but didn't deliver anything useful. Anywho, I liked this video very much. Thanks!

@timhaigh2484 3 года назад

This was interesting. But once again this “green” video on batteries only discussed use improvements (no gaseous emissions) and failed to talk about disposal, repairability, or recyclability of any or all of the components of the subject batteries. Batteries are going to be the plastic of the next age: a blight on the landscape unless we design for disposal (grave).

@imperpekto12ify 3 года назад

Dang!!! This is exciting!!!!

@abbayrai6340 3 года назад

You guyz should also explore log9 materials

@acikacika 3 года назад

Let's just hope there's no more wars over these new technology solutions

@mauricesupot6641 3 года назад

America never goes down without a fight

@shreyashkolhe7887 3 года назад

So inshort they are trying to make a higher density battery

@mwanikimwaniki6801 3 года назад

Yep

@skylarkesselring6075 3 года назад

Yes, but also a lot of research goes into cheaper/longer lasting batteries as well. Tesla is investing heavily in cheaper/longer lasting but less dense (relatively speaking) batteries. This allows cheaper electric cars to be built and for long term energy storage where price and performance beat out size for many companies

@shaneintegra 3 года назад

I wish I was younger so I could witness what's to come

@neilknightley4703 3 года назад

How old are u ?

@purushottam_paramdharma 3 года назад

damn man, don't make me sad

@laurenz1337_ 3 года назад

I think you'll live for 5 more years lmao

@JonS 3 года назад

You are younger than you will be! And if you were younger you’d have missed all the things you did get to see introduced in your lifetime. If you were born tomorrow, at some point you’d still be bemoaning the same thing. “I wish I was younger so I could witness the teleporter that’s to come”. In a world of continuous change, there’s no place to get to.

@whyamiwastingmytimeonthis 3 года назад

take proactive care of your health, vote for those that support drastic medical research funding increases, research/invest/donate to longevity biotech causes if you can

@polizeitroisdorf1422 3 года назад

Silicon also is one of the most abundant elements so it would also be relatively cheap I suppose

@BillAnt 3 года назад

I believe that the solution is not in chemical batteries, rather in Super-Capacitors which pick up the charge electrostatically. It has several advantages: 1. There's no chemical to degrade over the time. 2. It charges extremely fast, within minutes if not seconds. 3. It has a high energy density. There are several companies exploring this technology.

@kpopempire1475 3 года назад

What happened to the Goodenough solid-state battery everyone was hyping about last year?

@craigthebrute2409 3 года назад

It was faked

@henriqueportelasantos9195 3 года назад

@@craigthebrute2409 Just like these examples seem to be...

@DRTerabyte 3 года назад

@@craigthebrute2409 Not true.

@craigthebrute2409 3 года назад

@@DRTerabyte so where is it?

@DRTerabyte 3 года назад

@@craigthebrute2409 wasn’t faked. It is still in testing, things don’t just appear it not goes through testing, feasibility and cost reduction.

@disposabull 3 года назад

There is an alternative to batteries, high temperature super conducting cables. Super conducting materials by definition can transfer vast amounts of energy over vast distances with zero loss. That means you can generate power in the Sahara and then transmit it to Shanghai or San Francisco with zero energy loss. When it is night time in Alaska, it is peak solar generating capacity in the Sahara no batteries are required to store the energy because it just gets sent to the opposite side of the planet with no loss to be consumed.

@therighteous802 3 года назад

It doesn't solve EVs though.

@disposabull 3 года назад

@@therighteous802 Why do EV's need to be solved? They seem to be working just fine. The problem with renewables is that they are intermittent and unreliable so they require massive batteries on the grid to store energy when the sun isn't shining. The only alternative is to have a planet sized super conducting grid so you can consume energy on the opposite side of the planet.

@therighteous802 3 года назад

@@disposabull I'm no expert and I don't have an EV, but I think energy density is the main thing to improve. It's also what could make electric planes happen. Charge time is another, although I guess we can swap batteries (but we would need to produce a lot more than necessary).

@bxbank 2 года назад

BYD seem to be making innovative batteries. Did you look at them? It is really important that battery designs can be recycled.

@TheCaptainLulz 3 года назад

Remember that more energy density can equal more fire and boom in case of an accident. Energy is conserved, so a fully charged battery shorting will be lethal. These are great for grid storage, but Id be reluctant to sit atop one in a car. And, the biggest challenge right now isnt capacity, its the number of chargers and charging time holding the tech back. EVs are already perfect for city travel, and there are tons of chargers in cities now. But traveling, say, from Sault St. Marie in Ontario to Thunder bay is still very difficult, and for trucks in particular, thats a game ender right now. Its much the same in the US, where travel up the west coast is very doable, but going cross country isnt, unless you want to stop after every 6 hours to plug into a wall overnight. Still, its progress.

@AnimeHumanCoherence 3 года назад

Perhaps with the solid lithium battery, but he mentioned that they are unsafe in the video. Currently Tesla's are the safest vehicles on the road, despite the large battery packs.

@skylineXpert 3 года назад

As long as the PRC gets kept out of this then...

@8traceur90 3 года назад

Scared ?

@flippantweirdo4362 3 года назад

*The people who love their jobs*

@bradcole2015 3 года назад

The material they are using as a conductor in the pouches is graphene at a guess

@reving4896 Год назад

thanks a lot

@macberry4048 3 года назад

LED lighting for developing countries

@JogBird 3 года назад

the silicon tech presented sounds increibly expensive to manufacture, w no margin for error

@user49917 3 года назад

It might end up using more energy and natural resources than petroleum

@serenamente5192 3 года назад

No it doesn't lmao

@ogc9649 3 года назад

Like a chip lol

@sufferr2914 3 года назад

@@serenamente5192 they were talking about imperfections on a microscopic level which means that it would need crazy high tolerances and that would be crazy expensive. remember this has to compete with your everyday double A battery. Telsa Cars use a mildly bigger double A looking battery

@serenamente5192 3 года назад

@@sufferr2914 The tech is there for up to 2 nanometers. Microscopic level isn't much noteworthy

@markcampbell7577 3 года назад

Magnetic material is permanent storage of energy. A permanent magnet motor as a generator is a permanent source of energy. Edison generators are two field magnets and Three armature magnets to move the coils through the magnetic field magnets.