Sentences with phrase «flexible battery»

And research into flexible batteries has started to become more prevalent, too.

Because flexible batteries and processors don't yet exist for skin - based electronics, the device utilizes an external power source and processor.

Executives say the car's modular architecture and flexible battery layout will allow for a faster rollout of future models.

This new, flexible battery material is already being used in one charging case and could soon power a new generation of wearable gadgets.

Likewise, Apple also has its patented technology of flexible battery which could easily fit in a wrist watch.

A patent discovered recently and called «Flexible battery structure» shows that one idea that Apple has been looking into comes down to equipping its devices a new type of battery allowing for a long list of improvements.

Such new technology will enable advances in battery materials science, flexible battery charging rates, thermal and electrical engineering of new battery materials / technology and it has the potential to help the design of energy storage systems for high performance applications such as motor racing and grid balancing.

Unlike other flexible batteries, the paper battery is completely integrated, says Linhardt.

«Additionally, most of the reported flexible batteries are based on flammable organic or corrosive electrolytes, which suffer from safety hazards and poor biocompatibility for wearable devices, let alone implantable ones.»

«IV and cellular fluids power flexible batteries.»

«This method should allow synthesis of gram quantities of few - layer - thick molybdenum disulfide sheets, which is very crucial for applications such as flexible batteries, supercapacitors, and polymer composites.

Researchers have also been working on flexible batteries to work with bendable electronics.

Though there is no assurance, Apple may use the same flexible battery in its iWatch along with solar charging solution.

Freed from leakage concerns, which can require so much protective material that batteries become bulky and unbendable, the researchers designed two types of flexible batteries — a 2D «belt» - shaped battery for which they adhered thin electrode films to a net of steel strands and a 1D fiber - shaped battery for which they embedded nanoparticles of electrode material around a carbon nanotube backbone.

After last week's discovery about a patent submitted by Apple that could suggest the Cupertino, California - based company is working on a so - called «Flexible battery structure» for future iPhones, now Bloomberg News reports that Apple plans to make curved displays for future iPhones with touchless controls.

An efficient, stable, flexible battery has long been sought by companies like Samsung and LG who want to be first with the next generation of consumer electronics.

Such soft, flexible battery - like devices, described online December 13 in Nature, could power soft robots or next - gen wearable and implantable tech.

The electric current from a flexible battery placed near the knuckle flows through the conductor and powers the LED just below the fingernail.

In the future, flexible batteries could power devices built into everything from clothes to tiny space satellites, Rogers says.

Are these flexible batteries made out of graphene superconductors by chance?

In addition to flexible displays (Plastic Logic) and transparent organic solar cells (Heliatek), printed OLEDs for packaging (INURU) and flexible batteries (Fraunhofer ENAS) can also be seen.

Without a doubt, the first real benefit of a flexible battery is the improved design of the device using it, as the iPhone itself could step closer to a flexible form factor as well.

At the same time, a flexible battery enables Apple to use the space inside a device in a more effective way.

On the other hand, it provides us with a glimpse into Apple's vision for its next - generation devices, and a flexible battery definitely aligns with this new push towards foldable phones.

, shows a flexible battery cell rolled up, so it looks like a flattened out cylinder.

Apple's patent application, published by Patently Apple, shows a flexible battery cell rolled up, so it looks like a flattened out cylinder.