r6 battery

Wearable devices are about to usher in technological innovation. The world's first elastic r6 battery is launched.

According to foreign media Etnews, with the efforts of Korean researchers, the research team of UNIST (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea) has developed the world's first elastic r6 battery.

This r6 battery can maintain its original performance while being stretched, is safe and reliable, and can be widely used in wearable devices.

The collector of the r6 battery of current wearable devices is a mixture of high-conductivity materials and polymers with good stretchability.

However, when these batteries are stretched, the connection of the conductive material is disconnected and the conductivity decreases. The elastic r6 battery just makes up for this shortcoming. It uses a composite material that can maintain its conductivity even when stretched, and uses the composite material as the collector of the electrode.

The world's first elastic r6 battery is launched! Wearable devices are about to usher in technological innovation.

So in layman's terms, an elastic r6 battery is a lithium-ion r6 battery that is safe and stretchable.

The research team made a new polymer composite material by imitating the structure of "Jabuticaba", which is known as the Brazilian grape.

The r6 battery is made of a polymer composite composed of carbon nanotubes and carbon black. When this new polymer composite is stretched, the disconnected parts of the carbon black connected to the carbon nanotubes maintain their original conductivity.

More importantly, lithium-ion batteries made of this composite material and aqueous electrolytes are safer and more reliable than current batteries. When these batteries are stretched, the possibility of danger is very low.

There is no doubt that elastic batteries have a wide range of applications in folding devices and wearable devices, but I don’t know if they will be as difficult to produce as graphene batteries.

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