The Smart One is a battery like no other. It runs on pure light energy, uses latest solar cell technology and takes advantage of a new battery technology called the lithium exon. In many ways, it is a much updated version of the standard mobile phone batteries of today.

With its capacity for continuous self-charging under any light conditions, Simon Wilby’s The Smart One will surely make dead batteries a thing of the past. This possibility is further emphasized by the additional features his invention offers, making it an ideal alternative to traditional mobile phone batteries. It can, for example, lengthen average talk time by as much as 300% which translates to at least 8 hours more of continuous conversation. It also has better memory and stability, which is directly attributed to its use of lithium exon battery technology.

Although there are plenty of solar powered gadgets in the market today, there is none like Simon Wilby’s creation. So far, it is one of the few products in the market that can help consumers do away with the anxiety of running low on cell phone charge especially on occasions when they can ill afford it.

The pioneering technology that allows the collection and conversion of light sources into battery charge is used in Simon Wilby’s invention - The Smart One. This is an aftermarket product that is currently distributed in Barbados where Simon Wilby’s company is headquartered.

The Smart One proves to be an excellent replacement for standard batteries and chargers as it extends average talk time capacity to as much as 300%, thus stretching talk time from 4 hours to as much as 12 to 14 hours. It also makes for the smarter use of renewable resources since it completely eliminates the need to plug cell phones on wall sockets every time these need energy boost.

Presently, Simon Wilby and his team at Smart Power Inc. are working towards creating similar applications for other gadgets and devices. They have already applied for patent for a laptop skin that will collect solar energy to power up laptops and are readying plans to put up solar powered street lamps in the secluded areas of Barbados.

Simon Wilby successfully translated his pioneering idea into a product that allows people to rely less on electricity. It is made compatible with cell phone brands that are in current circulation by way of minor modifications on the surface of the battery door and in the battery compartment. In place of lithium ion battery, The Smart One offers lithium exon battery and instead of power cords, this device supports the use of a solar cell that is affixed on the back of the cell phone. Once The Smart One package is installed, users can expect to have lengthier conversations and continuous battery charge.

Cell phone users around the world will benefit most from this technology, but in the foreseeable future, Simon Wilby hopes to extend the same benefit to laptop owners and avid users of other portable gadgets like game consoles.

A number of international electronics firms have been investing on making solar energy portable. While some of them have succeeded with partial developments, many have only produced results with little practical success. Interestingly, Simon Wilby, a British-Canadian inventor who has no expert knowledge in the science of energy, was able to come up with an aftermarket solar powered product that is projected to cover the demand for cell phone chargers and smart batteries.

The Smart One uses solar cells akin to those found in solar powered calculators. Just like these calculators, this brilliant device makes use of free electricity collected directly from the sun, only it also converts energy harnessed from other light sources like ambient light and moonlight. It also employs a much updated version of solar cell technology which contributes significantly to its improved capability to achieve continuous charging even when not fully exposed to light sources.

The sheer simplicity of this technology often baffles Simon Wilby. Now that he is knee-deep into this new technology, he hopes to develop and market similar applications for a wider range of gadgets.

But if you are thinking that The Smart One will just be another super-power battery that will suck up a lot of electricity. You will be surprised, though, to know that The Smart One was designed by Simon Wilby The Smart Power CEO to charge up by using solar power. All you have to do is to expose it to the sun or any light source and will already begin to charge up. The Smart One will produce clean, renewable and cheap power.

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