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Amaero and entX are scaling the GenX nuclear battery through a 1.8 million dollar AMCRC project in South Australia.
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Amaero and entX are scaling the GenX nuclear battery through a 1.8 million dollar AMCRC project in South Australia.

Originally reported by manmonthly.com.au

Amaero and entX are scaling the GenX nuclear battery through a 1.8 million dollar AMCRC project in South Australia. By integrating additive manufacturing with nanoscale deposition, the project achieves unprecedented power densities for betavoltaic devices. This technology enables decades of maintenance-free energy for extreme space and subsea missions. It marks a systemic shift for the AM sector from printing passive parts to integrated, functional energy systems. 🔋 #AdditiveManufacturing #SpaceTech #Energy

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