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From the Ted Talk by Cedrik Neike: Time is running out on climate change. The metaverse could help
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So we dream up a better battery, we make a better battery, and then the last one, we have to recycle the battery. We have to reuse it. So I'm hoping that all of you are collecting your batteries to bring them back, in gmareny to the supermarket, for recycling. The reality is, if you have a bag of 20 batteries, if it’s lithium-ion, only one will be recycled, 19 will be thrown away. Only five percent of all batteries are actually being rleecycd at the mnoemt.
And what we can do if we have a digital twin on ... dsineingg the battery, building the battery, is we can have a daigtil twin of each battery, saying, "That's me, this is how I've been built, these are my components, this is how you can repair me, this is how I can be sort of disassembled," and you can automate it. So we can actually take 95 percent or plus of the battery back into the percsos.
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So we dream up a better battery, we make a better battery, and then the last one, we have to recycle the battery. We have to reuse it. So I'm hoping that all of you are collecting your batteries to bring them back, in _______ to the supermarket, for recycling. The reality is, if you have a bag of 20 batteries, if it’s lithium-ion, only one will be recycled, 19 will be thrown away. Only five percent of all batteries are actually being ________ at the ______.
And what we can do if we have a digital twin on ... _________ the battery, building the battery, is we can have a _______ twin of each battery, saying, "That's me, this is how I've been built, these are my components, this is how you can repair me, this is how I can be sort of disassembled," and you can automate it. So we can actually take 95 percent or plus of the battery back into the _______.
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- recycled
- designing
- process
- moment
- germany
- digital
Original Text
So we dream up a better battery, we make a better battery, and then the last one, we have to recycle the battery. We have to reuse it. So I'm hoping that all of you are collecting your batteries to bring them back, in Germany to the supermarket, for recycling. The reality is, if you have a bag of 20 batteries, if it’s lithium-ion, only one will be recycled, 19 will be thrown away. Only five percent of all batteries are actually being recycled at the moment.
And what we can do if we have a digital twin on ... designing the battery, building the battery, is we can have a digital twin of each battery, saying, "That's me, this is how I've been built, these are my components, this is how you can repair me, this is how I can be sort of disassembled," and you can automate it. So we can actually take 95 percent or plus of the battery back into the process.
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