A balanced view of new technology evolution

John M. Robertson; Slobodan Petrovic

A balanced view of new technology evolution

John M. Robertson, Slobodan Petrovic

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Abstract

Emerging technologies are essential contributors to the future energy and economic roadmap. Although their technology and associated engineering are well-represented in academic programs, the factors that can promote or hinder widespread adoption are invariably given less emphasis. A quantitative process has been developed to demonstrate progress of alternative energy sources towards market maturity. It has been tested in a number of courses and the paper provides guidance on its use, pitfalls, typical results and options for development. The cases covered are batteries and portable fuel cells with non-volatile memory used as a consumer product benchmark.

Original language	English (US)
Journal	ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Conference Proceedings
State	Published - Jan 1 2011

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