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Rumor has it that Apple will use a voltage-release adhesive for the battery of the next iPhone. Here's the adhesive in action. Apply 12 volts for 60 seconds and presto, your adhesive is debonded. Pretty cool!

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† lucia scarlet 🩸 的头像
† lucia scarlet 🩸2 年前

tesa mentioned 🍻🍻

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andyH2 年前

These tech companies are getting more and more innovative and it is impressive they even think of a solution like this. Not sure that is practical for consumers to swap batteries so would be interesting to see what the EU say about this for the law change in 2027.

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Panzer2 年前

super neat stuff. really love state change in materials.

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Xynner2 年前

Pushing 12V through the entire chassis... What can possibly go wrong? Probably just heating up the pad, making it lose its stickiness. Why not calculate pi for a minute or two?

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W00fer2 年前

Well no need for those fancy sheets. Just screw the battery in like your average Microsoft Surface or Framework laptop. With the economies of scale Apple has it just comes down to a few cents.

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Kate2 年前

is it the charge that is releasing the adhesive? or is it just heating up?

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Isssssp2 年前

why can't they just use screws

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Spencer2 年前

That’s awesome

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Brian Moore2 年前

Now if they could just make it so a regular person could easily remove the battery, so you could actually not be tracked

Splarkszter 🇺🇦🇵🇱🇸🇪🇬🇪 的头像
Splarkszter 🇺🇦🇵🇱🇸🇪🇬🇪2 年前

BAD. Like, 12V???? you are going to kill the battery.

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