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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedElectric Fuel to Develop Zinc-Air Batteries for UAVs
Advanced Battery Technology, Mar 2005
Arotech Corp.'s subsidiary, Electric Fuel Battery Corp., will develop prototype zinc-air batteries for small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to achieve extended flight times. The funding is expected to cover development costs.
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Arotech has previously announced contracts with the Israeli Defense Agency to develop prototype zinc-air batteries for micro aerial vehicles (MAVs) and has demonstrated that its fourth generation zinc-air batteries achieve longer mission durations than that of high performance lithium batteries.
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