Solid State Batteries Are Here: Yoshino Power Station by UndecidedMF YT [video]
Companies are developing solid state batteries like the Yoshino B330, offering 330W power and 241Wh storage. These batteries feature enhanced safety and energy density, surpassing lithium-ion batteries. Ground News app promotes news context, coverage comparison, and diverse viewpoints.
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The YouTube video discusses the availability of solid state batteries, focusing on companies developing and testing them. It highlights the Yoshino B330 solid state portable power station available on Amazon, offering 330W of continuous power and 241Wh of storage. The battery features a Nickel Cobalt Manganese formula and inorganic-polymer composite electrolyte, enhancing safety and energy density over lithium-ion batteries. The power station is versatile for on-the-go power needs and can be charged through various methods. The video also introduces Ground News, an app facilitating news context, comparison of coverage and biases, and showcasing underreported stories and diverse viewpoints.
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