April 6th, 2009 by smallbusinessconsultant

Battery technology may come to small business, consulting professionals at MIT predict with their growth in research genetically engineered devices. The small business consulting view at tactips.com is that by harnessing bacteria the scientist can help feed this niche market, consulting experts report.

Genetically engineered bacteria work away marshalling the compounds that are needed around the anode and cathode which drive energy across the electrolyte that joins them. Business technology consulting experts believe that this will improve and automate the production of these devices which are aimed at small business, consulting and production enterprises.

It begs the question whether niche software solutions that forms the firmware in recharging equipment becomes redundant. Will these micro-biotic organisms continue to rejuvenate batteries as they start to expire. Only further experimentation will reveal.

The science claims to be more eco-friendly than current commercial practices, but the tactips.com software consultant team think that the continuing use of lithium mitigates against it. And what of our diminutive friends? Once they have completed their job, will they as so many things be consigned to the scrap heap?

Perhaps they will have a second life, let’s hope so.