60 Seconds phone charge, revolution coming

According to a new survey conducted by the British media, smartphone consumers most expect their devices to have longer battery times than better cameras, lighter bodies and larger screens. Fortunately, we seem to have seen the best solution for this problem.

Doron Myersdorf, founder and CEO of StoreDot, a start-up company based in Israel, Tel Aviv, said his company had developed a new battery pack that could be recharged in 60 seconds.

"There will be no more anxiety about smartphone power because they could be recharged in a minute," he said. "Mulsdorf said.

Although StoreDot's new battery pack is not as durable as traditional batteries, developers say a very short charging time can cover the existence of the short board, and the advent of this technology will make smartphones more innovative in the future.

"When your phone has unlimited battery power, the apps and phone usage patterns in your phone will change dramatically, and they will be able to withstand power-hungry and more complex, sophisticated applications." Milsdor added.

It is reported that StoreDot's battery system was found in the development of the Alzheimer's syndrome at the University of Tel Aviv's nanotechnology department. The researchers discovered the nanostructure associated with Alzheimer's disease, which later became the core technology of StoreDot. In short, StoreDot's battery pack consists primarily of a three-tier system: a built-in battery system, a special charger that can deliver a strong current to the battery, and a system that effectively manages the power of the mobile phone.

"This charger itself is very different from the ordinary charger, because we need to enter the device 40-50 times in a minute of 80 amps, the general charger can not do this." So we need to develop a strong enough charger that is not only inexpensive but also pocket enough. "Mulsdorf said.

Revolutionary charging technology 60 seconds to fill mobile phone
Broad prospects

At present, as the electronic technology industry begins to pay more and more attention to the battery charge of the equipment, we believe that the StoreDot technology will be paid attention to by many manufacturers. And today's smartphones have become more versatile multimedia Internet devices from simple phone calls and text messaging, so consumers are increasingly demanding on the battery's endurance.

Typically, the device manufacturers ' chambers advised consumers to lower the screen brightness, switch to flight mode, turn off WiFi connections, and turn off background applications when they want to extend battery time.

It should be noted that StoreDot existing technology is not longer than the traditional battery battery time, it is learned that the StoreDot battery batteries will be the average battery of about two-thirds. This means that smartphone heavy users need to recharge their batteries once a day to meet their machine needs. Milsdor said the study showed that about 60% of smartphone heavy users would go out and carry their chargers with them.

StoreDot predicts that the company's battery range will surpass normal batteries in 2018 years and be able to use it continuously for a whole day. If equipment manufacturers adopt this technology, their equipment costs will rise by about 30 pounds. Sources say 15 smartphone makers have approached StoreDot, StoreDot plans to sign a cooperation agreement with 1-2 companies by the end of the year, and hopes to extend the device to consumers in 2016.

"The problem now is that smartphone makers must develop complementary technologies with StoreDot, such as a special smartphone design, a device charger based on StoreDot charging, and a safety certificate for the battery." From our current analysis, about 30% of consumers will be willing to pay more than 50 dollars in equipment purchase costs. If a big mobile phone giant thinks our technology is innovative enough and puts it into the real world, we can really work to change the status quo. "Mulsdorf said.

Mulsdorf believes the real difficulty is convincing people to adapt to a new way to recharge their electricity every day, and StoreDot has received $48 million trillion in funding from Samsung, the club's boss, Roman Abramovich (Roman Abramovich).

Automotive Applications

The same technology could also be applied to electric cars, Mulsdorf said, and the electric car could be recharged within five minutes, while a fully charged electric car could travel about 150 miles.

Of course, the use of this technology in the automotive sector will also bring about a greater cost, but with the gradual popularization of this technology, its erection costs will also decline.

"StoreDot plans to get 2% of the smartphone penetration rate in the first year of the product launch and reach 6% penetration in the second year," he said. And it's a huge market with a sales volume of up to 1 billion a year, so a solution that solves the smartphone battery problem will be very lucrative. Mulsdorf said at last. (Tom)