NASA awarded an STTR Phase I contract to Energized Composite Technologies for their development of carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composite structural batteries.
Researchers from UCF and NASA are developing a new composite material capable of conducting and storing energy, which could revolutionize space travel and electric vehicles.
A team of students at UCF were inspired by the suit in Marvel's "Black Panther" and are seeing if the same elements can be added to electric vehicles. More specifically, they're trying to see if it's possible to store energy on the outside of an electric vehicle vs. inside.
University of Central Florida and NASA researchers have teamed up to develop a “power suit” for electric vehicles and spacecraft.
One team of researchers at UCF is already developing new technology for electric vehicles to make them go even farther.
Creating a structural battery material could revolutionize the way NASA operates small payloads.
Engineers at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and the University of Miami have developed an ultra-thin, solid-state battery, which should allow for more instruments to be packed into these tiny satellites, provide power on other planets, in cars or within the walls of a home.