Xerox PARC Materials Scientists Print Two Thirds of a Battery in 1 Go - Scientific American
www.scientificamerican.com/article/xerox-parc-materials-scientists-print-two-thirds-of-a-battery-in-1-go
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The new battery-printing method simplifies that process. In April at a Materials Research Society meeting in San Francisco, PARC's Corie Cobb presented nozzles and materials that would enable manufacturers to print two thirds of a battery in one go. The two-headed printing nozzle can simultaneously extrude a lithium-ion cathode and a polymer separator.
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