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It's not so much the cost efficacy that makes these attractive, it's the 100 year lifespan.
by cogman10 2y ago
It's not so much the cost efficacy that makes these attractive, it's the 100 year lifespan.
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- ASalazarMX 2y ago> ‘You could embed a tiny nuclear chip with a sensor into concrete, come back a decade later and query the sensor about humidity on certain days,’ says Peter Cabauy, chief executive at City Labs, a Florida-based company developing micronuclear batteries. ‘Put it down. Forget about it. Use when necessary.’ Yeah, I hope those construction workers remember where the nuclear chip is embedded a few decades later, wouldn't want to smash it.