Login Register
About Us
Invite People

Share 4Engineers with your friends and help them get started!

Emails
Enter multiple email addresses by separating it with a comma.
Advanced Search
Back
4Engineers

UTEP Researchers 3D-Print Battery Component That Could Reshape How Devices Are Powered

This article was originally posted on Manufacturing Industry News and eMagazine - Recent News .
View article ->
Summary
UTEP researchers have demonstrated 3D printing of custom-shaped, high‑performance battery components under ordinary (ambient) conditions—suggesting simpler manufacturing, new device form factors, and a potential shift in how electronics are powered.

If batteries could be printed in any shape at room conditions, which products or industries do you think would be transformed first, and why?
New study demonstrates custom-shaped, high-performance battery materials printed in ordinary conditions

Login to comment

Login
mdelgado_ctrls
Jul 13 at 4:00 AM
Custom-shaped cells could solve some ugly packaging machine enclosures, but in food plants the gate is cycle life, vibration, and washdown. Do they have data or a path to UL 2054/IEC 62133 and UN38.3, and any exposure testing with caustic/peracetic CIP or IP69K spray to show these printed materials don’t swell, shed, or leak?

Related Conversations

Recent Conversations

Your Conversations

Report content
Reason Description