Hop into the DeLorean, and take a look at your life in 2021. Are spacesuits fashionable and is teleporting feasible? We’re keeping that a secret. But one thing is for sure: your daily routine has drastically changed, for the better. It’s smarter, more efficient and, well, just plain easier. Manually controlling your household appliances? That’s so 10 years ago.
We didn’t use gravitational time dilation to figure out what you’ll be using in the future. On display at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show were several manufacturers’ mock-ups of the smarter home and car. At the heart of it all was a little piece of technology that will change the way we consume energy and power our devices: the lithium-ion battery.
The presentations on the show floor displayed homes that pretty much think for themselves – a washing machine that turns on during lowest energy hours, or an oven that downloads recipes (LG is really working on this). The best part? You will be able to control all of these things from your smartphone or tablet.
Toshiba is developing its Home Energy Management System (HEMS), which will monitor and forecast your home’s energy output in real-time numbers. Essentially, all of the appliances, electronics and climate control will be powered by a rechargeable battery that stores energy generated from solar power or fuel cells.
“In the future there will be chips in your appliances, fridges and washing machine communicating back to you so that you can track each individual appliance. You can then take certain steps to reduce your power consumption,” said Craig Hershberg, director of environmental affairs for Toshiba.
Accessibility will be key to efficiently running your home. While you will have a controllable display panel on the wall of your home, you will also be able jump on your laptop, tablet or phone for easy control.
“Through a rechargeable battery, your home will be able to store any of the energy you might have gotten from a solar panel to be used later in peak hours when you’re going to pay more for electricity,” said Hershberg.
The battery to which Hershberg is referring is the SCiB rechargeable battery, which has a 6,000 charge-discharge cycle, and 90 percent of its capacity is charged in just five minutes. Toshiba claims that this battery’s product life increased by three to five times, compared to conventionallithium-ion batteries.
“Batteries are constantly changing to meet demands. Businesses and consumers want faster, lighter, long-lasting, cheap laptop batteries, so the battery technology must evolve,” she said. “What results is a chicken-egg effect: batteries are evolving because of product demand, and when the batteries evolve, products change or improve.”
The good news is that these types of Dell xps m1330 battery are recyclable, and their valuable metal content is easily recoverable, namely cobalt, nickel and some other residuals. As for those models that we’ll be using 10 years down the road, Barka said recycling programs are likely to progress alongside Hp dv1000 battery innovation.
“Existing recycling programs will evolve to meet the demands of recycling, and Call2Recycle is certainly recycling more and more lithium-ion,” she said.
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