“Even in that simplified, proof-of-concept drone, the printed battery achieves a 50 percent boost in energy density, and uses 35 percent more available volume.”
Interesting idea, though no word on cost. I doubt they could compete with the economies of scale lithium-ion batteries benefit from. Then again, it isn’t always about being the cheapest. The world is full of hundreds of thousands of different models of machines that might benefit from this. Some people will happily pay extra to get a 50% boost in capacity.
Material’s Printed Batteries Put Power in Every Nook and Cranny
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Yes, if battery density wasn’t enough to overpower the weight of the batteries, it would t fly to begin with.
Like, you didn’t even have to click the article or even be able to understand that, it’s me tioned in OPs summary