Eco-friendly rechargeable batteries target the military

Being in the military does have its advantages, as you will often find yourself not only in the forefront of the battle (assuming you’re a grunt), but will also be able to play with the latest technology – we’re talking about the US military here. Among the many new developments include a wearable lithium ion battery that was developed based on the use of a common virus. Boasting a high-performance level, these rechargeable batteries are able to offer enough juice for portable electronic devices and can be worn right smack into fabrics such as uniforms or ballistic vests. The batteries themselves come with cathodes made out of iron-fluoride material which can deliver power without affecting performance by a mile, and with the use of the M13 bacteriophage virus, said batteries are also eco-friendly. Nice to know they produce less heat as well to prevent your family jewels from catching fire just in case the action gets hot and heavy.