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Researchers Explore Capacitors Instead of Batteries to Power Wearables

June 11, 2014 By Dan Rosenbaum

Researchers Explore Capacitors Instead of Batteries to Power Wearables

Batteries are a well-known problem for wearable tech. Researchers at Rice University have developed a flexible and rechargeable power resource that bypass batteries entirely in favor of supercapacitors. James Tour, a chemist at Rice, suggests using an electrochemical capacitor a hundredth-of-an-inch thick to store power. The capacitor is easier to build than a battery, Tour … [Read more...]

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