Honda develops wireless charging for cars that you don't even need to stop. EVs are about to be everywhere.https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/honda/370712/hondas-wireless-ev-charger-means-no-plugs-and-you-wont-even-need-stop
sounds cool but I imagine the costs for building the infrastructure are gonna be enourmous, you'll have to tear up every road, put these extremely expensive wireless chargers then cover the streets up again, a small country like korea might be able to do it, china always loves tearing shit up since they run on keynesian economics, but in america and europe it is gonna be an absolutely impossible task
>>544728957It's not continuous. Only a small part is necessary. Like 2 percent out of 100 percent of the road.
>>544727956they didn't invent this, hideo kojima did. death stranding.
>>544729298still means that you have to tear up and shut down traffic on every road and install expensive wireless charges inside them, europe will shut down a road for 6 months and still be busy with paperwork before the construction even starts, there's no feasible way that this can be done in the west, at best china and korea can do it but that's about it
>>544729463just shut up, you fucking faggot. now.
>>544729506where's your high speed rails nigga lmao
>>544727956Retard.No wonder you post under a memeflag.I'd be embarrassed too to post such drivel under own flag.
>>544729541up your sister's cunt along with the rest of my dick, you little bitch. fuck you.
>>544727956Just put a wireless charger in a car park
>>544727956Might as well have a fucking pantograph at that stage.
>>544727956That’s not new
>>544727956Sounds retardedly expensive and pointless. Just increase the amount of charging stations in parking lots
>pay your road charging taxFuck off
>>544727956In Germany we have an Autobahn with overhead lines for Trucks.
>>544729463Roads are constamtly teared up and rebuilt. I cant ride 100km on M3 without having 2 construction works.
WHEN I EXPLAIN HOW TO DO IT CHEAPLY, WORLDWIDE, I'M THE CRAZY ONEBUT WHEN THE FUCKING SLANT EYE GOOKS WANNA CHARGE OUT THEIR TINY LITTLE ASSHOLES AND RUIN EVERYTHING, IT'S DA FUUUTUUUUREFUCK YOU YOU GARBAGE CASUALS AT LIVING
>>544729311Kojima didn't invent that either. Wireless charging has been a sci-fi concept for decades, implented in smartphones and now conceptualized at bigger scales.
>>544727956How is this cheaper than me simply putting fuel in my car? Spoilers it isn't cheaper and never will be.
>>544729663It's copper coils nigga shut the fuck up. No range extender needed in EVs anymore and no more 30 minutes waiting time to charge your car.
>>544729862god damn it, he invented building roads with built in wireless charging for its vehicles, faggot. now shut the fuck up and get off the board.
>>544729838big budget infrastructure projects are rife with corruption, theft, money laundering, and "job creation" which gets votes. You need a big lie if you're going to repeat it a lot remember
>>544729893It's way cheaper because we won't need expensive lithium batteries for range anymore, sodium-ion is going to replace them. So no more dense chasing with a rare earth mineral. This means no more range limits and no heavy range extenders driving up manufacturing costs. You won't have to worry about your car dying in the middle of nowhere at night either. Plus, EVs get rid of the costly rare-earth parts and constant maintenance needed for gas cars, like catalytic converters, spark plugs, and frequent oil changes. Wireless charging is just better, and once the supply chain is fully set up, it’ll be the most cheapest option out there.Also electricity is cheap and you can even charge your car for free when you have solar panels.
>>544730000Gotta love those chiral printers, right?
CMOS image sensors will evolve into all-in-one devices that follows a pipeline, "Light-to-electrical conversion" "Separate wavelengths via multi-layered photodiodes" "Storing data in non-volatile memory such as STT-MRAM" "Extracting information through on-device AI" "Outputting only essential information". Ultimately, our pursuit of Cu-Cu hybrid bonding (vertical evolution) is a pivot to opto-electro-magnetronic Edge AI computing devices.
>>544729715Exactly. It's just a better variant of that.
>>544729893Mrs has an EV, costs her something like £2 to charge it and she gets around 200 miles range. Currently costing me about £60 to get the same 200 miles.
>>544730056well the guns they can print actually work, unlike the plastic bullshit we have
>>544729463See, in first world countries we routinely re-surface roads and service cables, pipes and so on. It could be installed as part of this.
It's even for large vehicles. Trucks and buses doesn't even have to stop.https://global.honda/en/topics/2026/c_2026-10-05beng.html
>>544730011okay Fedboy if you wanna deal with all that and split the winnings I'll be your coda lunga idgaf im cheap as fuck these years
Obviously safe......for goyimz
>>544728957In the northern US states, the roads get replaced every couple of years due to the snow plows tearing them up in winter. It would be easy to incorporate some kind of under-seal mat of copper or whatever this is and pave over it.
Niggers will steal it
>>544727956a dozen of entrepreneurial cambodians can derail that dream pretty quick
>>544730186Also it's safe to the point there's no way to get electrocuted. It's all waves. The most safest option.
>>544729311I'd really like to stop seeing these weird, ugly, androgynous game screenshots all over the board.
>>544729577uh oh melty
Regarding autonomous driving, Sony's automotive image sensor business is Japan's winning card. Use Cu-Cu hybrid bonding to connect STT-MRAM to to the pixel chip. Since MRAM is non-volatile memory, it can store AI models and data directly on the sensor. This means that functions previously handled by the SoC can be shifted to the image sensor itself, enabling more advanced on-sensor processing.
>>544730331burn in hell you fucking stupid faggot. and shut the fuck up while you're down there, bitch.
>>544730101With sodium ion batteries, cars will cost 5x less. Even the best SUV will cost less than 20k.
>>544730143resurfacing doesnt take long and doesnt require digging the road up, the reason resurfacing is done is because its so expensive and time consuming to dig up the road, installing these all over is very impractical we will likely never see this in england
>>544729298Yeah, I'm sure my asphalt patch municipality will get on replacing that 2%.
>>544730469>Even the best SUV will cost less than 20k.Unless they cost less than a 30+ year old mechanical diesel I'm not interested.
>>544730076>>544730389look at this desperation. make one comment about their eyes and they shill monkeyshine opticals.
INDUCTIVEFREAKIN'ROADWAYS
>>544730396How's your figurine collection looking?
Crack head and fent addicts will be eating good soon
>>544727956Meme flagThis kind of tech ology has been televised since at least 2005.I remember seeing hydrogen fuel cell electrolysis on TalmudVision in the '90s.What was it... glass roads for some reason - new env friendly material, modular, that lasts longer, etc etc. and coupled with solar panel charging for luminescent lanes, induction charging for electric vehicles again charged by solar panels.Probably had similar concepts in the 80s, 70s, and 60s.None of this is "new".
>>544730587almost as impressive as your father's dildo collection you pathetic fuck.
We don't need to win in autonomous driving by competing in the SoC (centralized AI computing architecture approach) market. Instead, we can turn image sensors themselves into AI computers, transforming the numerous image sensors mounted on a vehicle into distributed Edge AI nodes. The strategy is to develop world-class visual sensors and make the sensors themselves intelligent computing devices, giving Japan the advantage in autonomous driving. What becomes crucial here is the bonding of logic, memory, and pixel chips (3D heterogeneous integration).
>>544730558The operating costs on that diesel will bankrupt you though? Could you even pay for diesel with these prices lmao.
>>544727956I'm okay with this, thank you Honda. My government could have created tens of millions of new jobs revamping and reengineering the roads to be safer and power electric cars but we got nigger aids infested greed. Carry the dream forward, fuck nigger loving Elon, that guy is a stain on progress.
>>544728957It's not cool at all, Laszlo. All they would do is to drive up the cost of driving on such roads, like making them into expensive toll roads, probably even making them exclusive for EV's
As MRAM continues to further scaling and reaches gigabyte-class capacity, it is expected to establish its presence as a working memory. STT-MRAM operates by passing current through an MTJ (Magnetic Tunnel Junction) element and switching its state using electron spin. Featuring 1T-1MTJ architecture, requiring only one transistor per MTJ element, it reduces cell area and is well-suited for miniaturization.
wireless means a lot of lost electricity. of which you don't have in abundance.
>>544730682hey Jan, don't you ever talk to him like that you son of a bitch
i have a better ideaor just carry a diesel generator in the back and plug it in while driving
>>544727956No they won't. They can barely maintain the normal roads in half the US. Remember the solar roadway idea? Same concept and just as ridiculous with our current technology.Ironically just watched my street get paved last month. It took five and half weeks to pave a road only 1.4mi long with a crew of roughly 30 men and plenty of heavy machinery. You know what the most time-consuming part was? Having to tear up the old road around all of the manholes and outlets for water and gas. It took nearly three weeks of men with jackhammers chiseling around those little iron circles.>>544729298Doesn't matter. There are roughly 2.6 million miles of paved road. Putting that sort of tech in just 2% of that would cost unfathomable amounts of cash—not to mention they'd be banking on a technology that could change.This kind of news Boomers read with their breakfast...fake and gay.
>>544730791you could just put up solar panels on the side of the road and have them charge the batteries
While SOT-MRAM offers superior performance in read/write speeds, its 2T-1MTJ architecture makes it less competitive in terms of scaling. EUV lithography will play a key role in further scaling STT-MRAM. Sony-TSMC's JV is what makes this possible.
>>544729732now multiple that by 1000>>544730143good joke>>544730186no it wouldn't
>>544730841That might sound funny, but as a German I'm sure you probably know...Nearly all of the cargo train locomotives in the US are diesel-electric; a giant diesel engine generates electricity, which spins electric motors to drive their wheels.Wouldn't make sense in a car tho.
It makes sense for Sony to take the lead in STT-MRAM, while Rapidus focuses on SOT-MRAM. STT-MRAM could serve as a high-capacity working memory (as a DRAM replacement), while SOT-MRAM could be used as an ultra-high-speed cache memory (as a SRAM replacement). This would create a clear division of roles, with each MRAM architecture optimized for its respective application.
>>544730865>Solar roadwayReally nigga? Comparing shitty concepts with actual wireless charging developed with billions in research and development?
>>544727956I literally had this idea and everyone told me it's impossible
>>544727956EV-s are for faggots
>>544730662video shows the intention is to drive comfortably with any old oil available. some have mastered and automated filter techniques that elevate any used oil to fuel. and the range on that diesel is insane. main part of operating cost is the insane and mandatory (((insurance))).
>>54472795640 years from now most Americans will still be driving Toyotas from the 1980s
>>544731116What video are you talking about?
iPhone camera module is not just a combination of CMOS image sensors and optical lenses. It is an ultra-compact mechatronic system, integrating MEMS sensors, electromagnetic actuators, driver ICs, and more. What matters here is motion. Actuators are used for AF (Auto Focus) and OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) to move the lenses or CMOS image sensors themselves. This is the very definition of "Mechatronics". And this is where we can see the presence of Japanese players whose expertise traces back to optical disc drives. Sony, TDK, Alps Alpine, Sumitomo Electric, lens manufacturers, and materials suppliers (providing magnets, cu coils, springs, adhesives, flexible printed circuits, and other critical components).
>>544727956Lol f zero becoming a reality in my lifetime?
>>544731052god fuckin damn it, DON'T TALK LIKE A NIGGER HERE YOU MOTHERFUCKIN FAGGOT. NOW SHUT THE FUCK UP AND APOLOGIZE TO THE ENTIRE FUCKIN BOARD, BITCH. NOW!!!!
>>544727956Car companies keep reinventing the train from first principles.
>>544727956Meme. It's a charging pad. You can't drive while you do it the impedance changes would blow up your car
>>544731096The fastest car in the world is an EV. Fossil cars aren't even remotely close lmao.
>>544727956This would be taxed enormously
>>544730841>no gas emissions means enclosed roads>enclosed roads allow for solar paneling, reduced maintenance, environmental isolation >cars distributed by location like pootech ebikes>get/make your own it's just a fucking plastic frame on an inner tube fucking use garbage bags who cares fuckI THINK YOURE ON TO SOMETHING BROIDK I JUST LIVE HERE
>>544731226>>544730558this one, second part 'what men do want'.
>>544730035Wireless charging is way more wasteful than wired charging so you're still going to mine the fuck out of the planet and cover the forests in solar panels for your "green" energy
>>544731302trains have plenty of limitations though, and so do cars, combining their advantages is not a bad thing, what's the issue with having a small train in your garage that can transport you to any destination on any road? sounds like a good system to me instead of having to walk to a train station, buy a ticket, having to wait for the train to depart, then to go a small selection of locations, from where you have to walk to your actual destination again
>>544727956Unfollow anyone who reposts this. They all deserve a fell for it again award. It's as obviously fake as the hyperloop.
>>544727956I'm just not gonna buy one (the electric cuck mobile).
>>544729298Traffic lights? Stores could pay for the tech in their carparks or share the cost with surrounding stores.
>>544731380Flying cars are way better. Only boomers are into old fossil fuel cars.
>>544731336And???Whats the range on it???Can it be blocked by some gov faggot???Can it run on easy to get material???My shitbox can drive for thousand kilometers before refuel, has no computer and as old diesel it can even run on your mothers rendered fat
W2W (Wafer-to-Wafer) hybrid bonding (Kioxia’s CBA and YMTC’s Xtacking), is a field originally developed by Sony. This is one reason Japanese firms hold a strong position in this area.The hybrid bonding process relies on a range of Japanese equipment and materials, including Ebara’s metal CMP machine, Fujifilm’s CMP slurries and post-CMP cleaners, JX Advanced Metals’ Cu targets, SCREEN’s wafer cleaning machine, and TEL’s Synapse Si bonding system. Nikon is also developing its alignment system.With this strong domestic ecosystem, we are well positioned to maintain a competitive advantage over rivals.
>>544731456so what, this argument has always been retarded>oh no some mountain in bumfuck nowhere middle of australia will get mined outand? who cares? reducing noise and exhaust gas pollution in cities is already absolutely worth it, even if you power EVs with coal plants that's still worth it, because then the smoke is somwhere miles away from the cities, and not spewing smoke and noise and shit in the faces of small children, also not to mention that the minerals mined can be recycled anyways, they're not like oil that just goes up in smoke the second you use it, you might have to mine a lot of minerals, but you only have to do it once and then you can keep using forever, that's the point of renewables, unlike oil which will always be tied to trade routes going through the middle east, if you're a country with no minerals and no oil and you have to import them anyways then green energy will always be a million times better, if you have solar panels then they'll just keep generating electricity, if they break down you can extract the minerals and make it again, with oil if trade routes are disrupted for a second or you get into a conflict with the country you import from then you're just fucked
>>544727956wireless chargers for EV buses were a thing 10 years ago. It is just that doing it by cable is more efficient.>>544729463i know you are from poor backwards russia like shithole but induction loops are already there in roads in big cities for traffic control.
>>544731572oil is easy to get? shit mined in the middle east transported across half the world is easy? consult diesel prices then, putting a solar panel on your rooftop and charging your ev with that gives you less personal freedom than relying on sensitive trade routes that can be disrupted because israel wants regime change in iran or whatever?>>544731665>i know you are from poor backwards russia like shitholeironic
>>544731705Nigger my old diesel can drive on sneed oilsI get fuel for free cus i drive on used filtrered car oil
>>544731705>ironichow? Have you seen your GDP and Polish? Have you seen who was rulling Hungary for the last 20 years and who Poland and who was trying to be Russian friend for these 20 years? Do you even understand what irony means?
>>544731773>>544731805oh I see it's some lead poisoned poleniggers sperging about shit they have no clue about, the classic
>>544731805We got ruled by jews all those 20 years and now we are full of hohols and with fucked up retarted version of ameritard debt economy
Ebara has a strong presence in metal wiring planarization and holds a high market share in CMP equipment for logic semiconductors. The company has received TSMC Supplier Awards 11 times, making them a key player that contributes significantly to manufacturing yields. Japanese manufacturers maintain a standout dominance around the Cu ecosystem (Fujifilm's copper CMP slurries and JX Advanced Metals' Cu sputtering targets) .
>>544731829I see you are retarted faggotGo kill yourself in fiery but mostly peacefull ev shitbox fire
>>544731805>Polishbut since you brought it up, kek, you are literally just gay butthurt self hating russians, wtf are you even sperging about pathetic faggot
>>544727956I'm having flashbacks to "solar roadways".
>>544731865my old ev runs on electricity I generate by rubbing my socks on the carpet really quickly actually
>>544731882Yesh its just a moneypool to rob goym once again
>>544731898Actually funny
>>544730587Never ask>a woman her abortion count>a slopper about his figurine collection
>>544731572>Whats the range on it???Evs are already 80 percent there. The gap is closing in very rapidly. EV Sedans have already surpassed gasoline in range.
>>544731987Nigger it will never happen as i can refuel my shitbox in 5 mins while you need to wait like cuck
>>544731773>Nigger my old diesel can drive on sneed oilsEV runs on solar lmao. Just connect the solar panels that's in the roof of your house and it charges nicely.
>>544727956>EVs are about to be everywhere...where such structures will be builttry go Paris Dakar with these
>>544731844>We got ruled by jews all those 20 yearsWe were ruled by Jews from 1945 to 1989.The last 20 years we were rulled by Poles.>and now we are full of hoholsWe are full of them thanks to Jew Putin who started war with Ukraine, and according to international laws they have all right to flee from war to first country they border with. Which is Poland.>and with fucked up retarted version of ameritard debt economyWhich is somehow far better than retarded commie econommy that collapsed>>544731871kek, sweet tears of despairYou in fact are slavs who just speak gibberish mongolian language.
>>544732063With wireless tech there's no charging. What part of it do you not understand?
>>544732203>try go Paris Dakar with theseWith solar powered ones it could work.
A critical bottleneck in Cu-Cu hybrid bonding is the CMP process, which must handle copper (Cu) and insulating materials (SiO2) simultaneously. Fujifilm is the industry-leading materials supplier in this field and has publicly announced that its CMP slurries for hybrid bonding have been adopted by major chip manufacturers.Understanding the structure of Cu-Cu hybrid bonding reveals why CMP is so critical. By bonding copper directly to copper and insulating films to insulating films, the process achieves electrical connections and physical chip-to-chip bonding at the same time.Fujifilm's strength lies in evolving its established expertise in CMP slurries to suit hybrid bonding applications. By controlling chemical reactions during polishing, it achieves the precise polishing characteristics required. Fujifilm highlights its ability to maintain stably-dispersing abrasive particles even at high concentrations as a key strength of its CMP slurries. This is where the material manufacturer's formulation expertise truly comes into play.
>>544731882Those are scam concepts to repel you from actual tech faggot. Nobody even heard of that shit in Europe.
>>544727956Not happening in America. We can’t even fix potholes
>>544732217xDTy kurwa uposiu jebanyOstatnia Polska władza skończyła się z Moczarem
>>544727956>>544729311
>>544732273And you can only go where the gov allows youGJ for being profesional cuck
>>544732680Ostatnia Polska władza to skończyła się z Karolem Wielkim który był ostatnim Piastem rządzącym Polską (na Śląsku Piastowie rządzili dłużej), albo nawet z Mieszkiem I który przyjął zwierzchnictwo Cesarstwa Niemieckiego i Papiestwa nad Polską ty jebany czcicielu żyda na kiju i miłośniku ruskich kutachów
>>544732765Kazimierzem Wielkim*
>>544732680PS. Ta zajebista włądza "polskiego" Moczara doprowadziła kraj do ruiny i dlatego normalni Polacy kazali im spierdalać razem z Ruskimi do siebie. Niestety pozostawili żydowskie bękarty twojego pokroju za sobą.
>>544727956Yes, but then you have to build it into the road and maintain it. People think about it in highways, but depending on the tech used (if it's not speed dependent relying on induction) it could be better to be just local spots where people stop briefly like stop signs and traffic lights
>>544729298>2 percent out of 100 percentDo you understand how percents work?
>>544727956We're really going to see pockets of asia basically become breakaway civs compared to america...
>>544732765Nie przeżucaj swoich fetyszy na mnie cwelu
>>544732849Moczar akurat jako ostatni wypierdalał żydów z tego burdeluNajwyraźniej twój stary obrzezany jakoś się uchował
>>544727956it can also cook a plate of pizza rolls. but not bagel bites.
>>544730581WWWAAAAAA
Electricity isn't free so taxes would have to increase to pay for it. I'd rather hydrogen combustion engines, eco and individualism friendly.
>>544727956Makes sense for traffic dense city centres and suburbs. People are still going to want cars that drive between cities and using this technology for that is unlikely to be viable right now. It'll incentivise more people having a cheap City EV like the Honda Super N(igger) and Renault 5.
>>544731544agree, but dreaming of flying cars makes you a boomer. this one car can hop. it doesn't fly in my book.
>>544733290SMARTMICROPROCESSINGINTERLOCKINGHEXAGONAL
>>544730133Death Stranding sucks and kojima games in general are the worst. A loser who wants to make movies but sucks too much to do it so he had to make gaymes that ripoff old american movies instead lmfao.
>>544727956What's the logistics of digging up 4,219,172 miles of roads in the US to make this feasible?
>>544732645>We can’t even fix potholesStop larping.
>>544727956Cant have it because niggers and crack heads will rip the copper out.
>>544733604>What's the logistics of digging up 4,219,172 miles of roads in the US to make this feasible?Latinos
>>544730035>most cheapestok sweaty time for bed
>>544733604so you can charge your car 10% per 1000 milesand you won't even need to stop!also no plugs!
>>544729705>>pay your road charging tax>Fuck offShocking: Shit isn't free
>>544727956The cost of required infrastructure and the loss of energy with this kind of charging would both be astronomical.It seems so great as an idea but reality is still a bitch!
>>544727956won't happen in white countries. boomer big oil has them by the ballsack. imagine 50 years in the future, and white countries are running around on oil while everyone else, including africa, are running on ev and renewables
>>544727956Too expensive. Swappable battery packs at gas stations are a better option.
>>544733646Critical infrastructure. Make it criminal. 20 years to life in prison for stealing valuable tax payer assets.
>>544727956>Carfags reinventing Solar Freakin Roadways for the 10th time instead of just using electrified rail
better than jewlons fake flying car at least
>>544734044Can I park electrified rail in my garage?
>>544734044>Solar Freakin RoadwaysIt's a fake concept to repel people away from actual tech. Only in US. Nobody even heard of the concept in EU.>electrified railThis is a better electric rail. Wireless too.
>>544729463It took Germany 15 years to build an airport that is still full of flaws and that the Chinese would build in 15 months or even less. I can imagine however that small but pragmatic Denmark realizes some roads like this half a century before the megalomanic German retards do.
>>544734183I bet you park smth else in your garage faggot
>>544728957>put these extremely expensive wireless chargersnoggers will be happy, and we will be happy to control their population (with our EV cars)
>>544734005unironically how it was handled in east german 'socialism', where stealing 2k from the (state owned) shop's till could land you in the tower for 5 years. they disowned quite a number of antique dealer kikes for tax evasion in the millions.
>>544730035> no more range limitsThe range would even be MUCH more limited by the lack of infrastructure.You could have such a system only in few selected main roads of big cities with lots of traffic to justify the cost of it.
>electrify roads.>offer vehicles with tiny batteries at a cheaper price.Nothing could possibly go wrong...
>>544734361>unironically how it was handled in east german 'socialism', where stealing 2k from the (state owned) shop's till could land you in the tower for 5 yearsThat's how it should be. >they disowned quite a number of antique dealer kikes for tax evasion in the millionsBased.
>>544731621https://www.edmunds.com/car-reviews/features/emissions-test-car-vs-truck-vs-leaf-blower.html>there were actually fewer hydrocarbons in the [Ford F-150] Raptor's exhaust than in the air it - and we - breathed. In the Raptor's case, the ambient air contained 2.821 ppm of total hydrocarbons, and the amount of total hydrocarbons coming out the Raptor's tailpipe measured 2.639 ppm.
>>544732273> With wireless tech there's no chargingYou could never leave those special roads then. Not even for few kilometers.
>>544732765>>544732849>>544733128Throw in more vocals to make it look like a human language, reptiles!
>>544727956Cool more shit the working class can't afford and will be taxed for.
>>544733955Biofuel would be an even better option.Just make fuel from the billion tons of grain we harvest instead of feeding niggers with it.
Smart Roads.....lolTry getting Smart Drivers to engage them....lol
>>544735044Just because a handful of "Smart" technologies are created does not mean that humans as a whole have adapted to handle the use of these complex technologies as a whole.Check your demographics bro.....lol
>>544734964>Cool more shit the working class can't afford and will be taxed for.It's specifically built to be super affordable. It uses a copper coil to create a completely safe magnetic field that keeps working even through floods or natural disasters. On top of that, sodium ion tech is going to totally slash battery prices. EVs are already taxed at half the rate of gas cars and don't need catalytic converters, so this will make electric cars way cheaper for everyone.
Don't batteries die faster the more they are charged?
>>544733955>Swappable battery packs at gas stations are a better optionLmao. Imagine swapping 1.5 metric ton battery packs kek. It's gay and retarded.
>>544734775seems the plan is to have charging stretches of road. call me when they sell wireless charging pods for the drive in.
Top gear says the tech is fully public use in 2027. https://www.topgear.com/car-news/electric/honda-trialling-tech-will-allow-you-charge-your-ev-move
>>544735465A 72V 20kW battery would actually weigh around 130 kg. You could even think of it as a compact trailer. You arrive at a gas station, unhitch your empty battery trailer, and swap it for a new one. At 130 kg, it is extremely easy to push when it’s on a trailer.
So this works with rapidly alternating magnetic fields. The solenoid effect. But, you're in the car right on top of that. Seems like that would affect you as well, right? And other items in the car too? Imagine your computer is in the car, and then some rapidly-moving magnetic field comes up from below *bzzt* no more computer
