High-Life Battery
Lockheed Martin is to co-operate with Newark, New York-based Ultralife Batteries to develop batteries for defence and aerospace applications using Ultralife's lithium-ion solid-polymer technology. This is claimed to offer higher energy density, to weigh less and to give a longer cycle-life than does nickel-cadmium.
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