The disappeared battery self-destructs after the trigger to protect the device data

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Disappeared battery Self-destruct after trigger to protect device data

When it comes to batteries, longer life is usually better. But the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is taking a different approach. They're exploring self-destructing batteries—designed to destroy devices when triggered, in order to protect sensitive data.

Although their research direction may seem unusual, DARPA recently signed a $4.7 billion contract with SRI International, an independent research organization based in Menlo Park, California. This funding is intended for the development of a "transient Battery"—a type of battery that can disappear almost instantly once activated. The goal is to create an air-based power source that can be used in military equipment, specifically for DARPA's needs.

DARPA is interested in these batteries because they are deploying advanced tools for soldiers, such as night-vision goggles, laser sights, and portable power generators. In the future, they hope to provide more complex systems like portable computers and CNC 3D printers. These devices could allow soldiers to create physical items on the spot, solving real-world challenges quickly and efficiently.

However, if these devices fall into the wrong hands, they could become serious threats. That’s why DARPA is working on the "Vanishing Programmable Resources" (VAPR) technology. This component can be embedded in electronic devices and programmed to dissolve or vanish when no longer needed. Alicia Jackson, the VAPR program director, explained that the battery would maintain long-term performance while in use. It could be triggered by a command signal or by environmental conditions like temperature changes.

Once activated, the device becomes completely unusable, ensuring that sensitive information and technology remain secure. This innovation could revolutionize how military equipment is handled, offering a new level of security and control over critical systems.

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