While smartphones are increasingly becoming smarter, the one major problem that all of us face is the limited battery capacities. But fret not, because Samsung along with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have started working on a project that aims to produce an indefinite battery. Apart from this, research is also being conducted on novel ways to charge devices like WiFi charging.
A battery has three basic components, one of which is a liquid electrolyte. The scientists have discovered a way to create an indefinite battery lifetime by replacing the liquid electrolyte with a solid-state electrolyte.
The findings are being termed by the MIT as a “game changer” for the battery industry. The solid state electrolyte will protect the battery from the degradation due to continuous charging and discharging cycles, eventually making its lifespan much longer — “hundreds of thousands of cycles” to be exact. This would definitely signify the end of inflated batteries as well.
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