Chinese company unveils "nuclear" batteries that can power your gadgets for 50 years
Chinese company unveils "nuclear" batteries that can power your gadgets for 50 years
Betavolt Technology's innovative "BB100," a new type of battery fueled by radioactive decay, generates enough power to run low-power devices like sensors and small drones. The secret sauce? Radioactive nickel trapped within a layer of artificial diamond. While still in its infancy, the potential for this nuclear battery to power our gadgets for decades is undeniable.
Betavolt Technology's innovative "BB100," a new type of battery fueled by radioactive decay, generates enough power to run low-power devices like sensors and small drones. The secret sauce? Radioactive nickel trapped within a layer of artificial diamond. While still in its infancy, the potential for this nuclear battery to power our gadgets for decades is undeniable.
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Betavolt Technology's innovative "BB100," a new type of battery fueled by radioactive decay, generates enough power to run low-power devices like sensors and small drones. The secret sauce? Radioactive nickel trapped within a layer of artificial diamond. While still in its infancy, the potential for this nuclear battery to power our gadgets for decades is undeniable. 
