Batteries!

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/06/tdk-claims-insane-energy-density-in-solid-state-battery-breakthrough/

Haven't we already seen many smart technologies that aren't widely adopted simply because they might threaten the cycle of needing to replace devices that no longer charge properly, thereby potentially harming industries addicted to consumer upgrades?

IRL: Creative Director who makes movies and ads.

Scientist and engineer interested in Life.

Work on (GOF)AI, Agriculture, Biology, Robotics, Deep Space---all topics getting as climate-aware as possible.

But there is also a lot of lobbying to shut up some people's solutions if they're not filling a specific agenda, don't you think?

Seems very possible. At the same time scaling up any technology is a work of titans.

We acclaim inventors, but it is innovative entrepreneur and operations people who make it real for all of us.