Electronic devices have been getting smarter and smaller for as long as they have been around. The first computer (ENIAC) was 27 tons and took up 1,800 square feet. Now we carry handheld devices with hundreds of millions of times the processing power everywhere we go. With the influx of microelectronic devices and semiconductors being... Read More
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As a company that builds batteries powered by radioactive decay, City Labs is constantly working to harness radioisotopes for the microelectronics industry. Understanding the difference between normal isotopes and radioactive isotopes, how radioactive isotopes are formed, and the countless ways in which they can be used is an important part of handling them. What Is... Read More
State-of-the-art conventional chemical battery technology can provide long-term power to devices ... Read More
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City Labs, a minority-owned startup company based in South Florida, and innovator of long-life NanoTritium batteries for microelectronics, has completed its first round of financing ... Read More
City Labs, Inc., the pioneering innovator of long-life (20+ years) NanoTritium™ batteries for microelectronics ... Read More
City Labs, Inc.(Miami) recebtly has been granted a product regulatory general license to manufacture, sell, and ... Read More
City Labs is proud to have its recently submitted article ‘Betavoltaic Power Sources’ published in the December 2012 edition of Physics Today. Read More
City Labs, a small company near Miami, Florida, has launched the first commercial tritium battery ... Read More