Engineering

It feels like batteries are getting closer to a breakout, Wh/kg estimates each year recently keeps getting beat, we’re at 500 Wh/kg now, by mid 2030s we might reach 1000 Wh/kg,

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building /faust, more here: /july, web: july.rocks

What experiences its renaissance with these efficiency and cost gains?

continued increase in battery energy density + cost reduction means:
- cars: more EV range, faster charging, lighter vehicles
- bigger cars: longer range electric buses, first light trucks
- grid storage: improves peak shaving
- heavier trucks: eventually all trucks
- all trains & ships
- anything that flies = electric

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continued:
- wearbles: AVP is going to actually work and not be wonky
- electronics: portable devices, home devices are going to be able to output more power
- heavy industrial equipment: will all be electric
- etc etc