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More efficient or even lossless, sustainable energy storage.
Lossless is impossible, as ~~heat is produced and loses energy~~ engineers will always put blinking LEDs on the batteries
This is true. You only have to deal once with a device that doesn't have a light or something to realize just how essential indicators are. I have sworn to the electronics gods to never to make a device without at least a power led.