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CES 2018: ProLogium bendable batteries flex their muscles at CES 2018

January 12, 2018

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ProLogium is a Taiwanese battery manufacturer making a big splash at CES 2018 with its solid-state Lithium ceramic battery (LCB) technology. As opposed to other flexible batteries based on liquids or gels that are prone to exploding or bursting, ProLogium LCBs provide a degree of ruggedness for use in applications such as wearables, industrial, and automotive. At CES 2018, Rich Nass of Embedded Computing Design squeezed between onlookers at the ProLogium booth to get a better explanation of LCB technology from Sam Chang, the company's Product Marketing Manager.

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