Conventional batteries use rigid metallic materials with electrons to carry a charge, while the new jelly-like batteries use ions, like electric eels. Getty Images
Conventional batteries use rigid metallic materials with electrons to carry a charge, while the new jelly-like batteries use ions, like electric eels. Getty Images

Stretchy 'electric eel battery' a leap forward for wearable tech




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