Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Dec 4, 2015 Lizard electric vehicles Extreme vehicle concepts have a habit of appearing in a car near you.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Nov 25, 2015 Silicon anode batteries: the Holy Grail? Elon Musk recently announced the use of silicon by Tesla in its automotive batteries: "This is just sort of a baby step in the direction of using silicon in the anode, but we will be increasing the use". This unusual side comment has nonetheless triggered renewed interested in the topic.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Nov 19, 2015 Solid-state batteries: A new era Commercialization of solid-state battery indicates a new era for the US $135bn addressable battery market in a decade. IDTechEx Research forecasts that the market for solid-state batteries will exceed $4bn in 2026.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Nov 5, 2015 Smart glasses: Ushering in new form factors in portable electronics Interfacing with machines undergoes a constant evolution, allowing for wider adoption of computing devices over time, as interaction becomes more "natural". According to IDTechEx Research, smartglasses are bringing about the next big step in this ever-changing space.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 28, 2015 Top ten trends you'll see at Printed Electronics USA 2015 Today's emerging technologies are varied, vast - and moving at the blink of an eye. Here are the top 10 key trends we'll see at the show that are changing the way the world lives, works and plays.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 27, 2015 Graphene solves the big problems in energy storage The graphene industry is at a critical juncture for many small to medium sized companies: it is time for them to generate revenues and pre-empt any pending cash flow issues. These companies cannot often afford to take the long view, which many research groups and government are rightly taking.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 19, 2015 Graphene finds users in California Graphene finds users in California (Our most exciting graphene conference so far).
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 16, 2015 Latest energy harvesting will change the world High power energy harvesting (HPEH) is the clean part of off-grid renewable energy and its main potential lies at kilowatts to megawatts. Few things are genuinely new in this world but newly important aspects of energy harvesting really matter.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 15, 2015 Three new technology megatrends Thought leaders IDTechEx were among the first to identify three new megatrends in the world of technology: Structural Electronics (SE); 3D Printed Electronics (3DPE); Energy Independent Electric Vehicles (EIVs).
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 9, 2015 A $14bn market for advanced and post lithium-ion batteries in 2026 Whilst existing battery technologies such as lead acid and lithium-ion batteries will dominate the battery market in the following 10 years, advanced and post lithium-ion batteries given the right conditions can potentially take a considerable dent of about 10% of whole battery market by 2026.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Dec 4, 2015 Lizard electric vehicles Extreme vehicle concepts have a habit of appearing in a car near you.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Nov 19, 2015 Solid-state batteries: A new era Commercialization of solid-state battery indicates a new era for the US $135bn addressable battery market in a decade. IDTechEx Research forecasts that the market for solid-state batteries will exceed $4bn in 2026.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 28, 2015 Top ten trends you'll see at Printed Electronics USA 2015 Today's emerging technologies are varied, vast - and moving at the blink of an eye. Here are the top 10 key trends we'll see at the show that are changing the way the world lives, works and plays.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 19, 2015 Graphene finds users in California Graphene finds users in California (Our most exciting graphene conference so far).
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 15, 2015 Three new technology megatrends Thought leaders IDTechEx were among the first to identify three new megatrends in the world of technology: Structural Electronics (SE); 3D Printed Electronics (3DPE); Energy Independent Electric Vehicles (EIVs).
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Nov 25, 2015 Silicon anode batteries: the Holy Grail? Elon Musk recently announced the use of silicon by Tesla in its automotive batteries: "This is just sort of a baby step in the direction of using silicon in the anode, but we will be increasing the use". This unusual side comment has nonetheless triggered renewed interested in the topic.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Nov 5, 2015 Smart glasses: Ushering in new form factors in portable electronics Interfacing with machines undergoes a constant evolution, allowing for wider adoption of computing devices over time, as interaction becomes more "natural". According to IDTechEx Research, smartglasses are bringing about the next big step in this ever-changing space.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 27, 2015 Graphene solves the big problems in energy storage The graphene industry is at a critical juncture for many small to medium sized companies: it is time for them to generate revenues and pre-empt any pending cash flow issues. These companies cannot often afford to take the long view, which many research groups and government are rightly taking.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 16, 2015 Latest energy harvesting will change the world High power energy harvesting (HPEH) is the clean part of off-grid renewable energy and its main potential lies at kilowatts to megawatts. Few things are genuinely new in this world but newly important aspects of energy harvesting really matter.
Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research Oct 9, 2015 A $14bn market for advanced and post lithium-ion batteries in 2026 Whilst existing battery technologies such as lead acid and lithium-ion batteries will dominate the battery market in the following 10 years, advanced and post lithium-ion batteries given the right conditions can potentially take a considerable dent of about 10% of whole battery market by 2026.