Strange technology called quantum batteries has the potential to deliver instant electricity.

Theoretically, quantum batteries could recharge instantly by taking advantage of the peculiar property of entanglement in quantum physics. Now, steps are being taken to turn them become a reality. Theoretically, quantum batteries could recharge instantly by taking advantage of the peculiar property of entanglement in quantum physics. Now, steps are being taken to turn them become a reality.THE battery, as US comedian Demetri Martin pointed out, is one technology that we personify. Other items "break" or "stop operating," he explained. The observation is sharper than it may seem, "But batteries - they die." Some of us are so dependent on smartphones, tablets, and other digital devices that when they run out of power, our lives essentially come to a complete stop. Even if it is just 30 minutes, we are apt to mourn the time lost to recharging.
If that seems like a laughable reaction, there is a serious side to this when it comes to the batteries that power electric vehicles. The fact that it usually takes hours to charge them is a major stumbling block to decarbonising transport, which slim but not insurmountable Now, quantum physics could be able to save the day. A quantum battery is capable of charging itself far more quickly than any other type of battery by taking use of the peculiar behavior of subatomic particles. Additionally, a quantum battery works better the larger it is. A world of uninterruptible portable electricity may not be that far-fetched, despite the fact that the idea is still in its infancy. This is because of a recent practical demonstration and certain theoretical advancements. One day, dead batteries might suddenly come to life.