How Tesla’s Battery Mastermind Is Tackling EV's Biggest Problem

Comments · 2.8K

• MA

  @matteofalduto766 · 5 years ago

  He’s the type of guy that does his dishes right after eating. We need more people like him.

  2.3K

• BK

  @bkvintagecorp · 5 years ago

  This guy worked at a company, saw what was to come so he left the company and created his own to solved that problem. Genius!

  2K

• TH

  @thomascrane7547 · 5 years ago

  He hit the nail on the head when he said “we need to UNBUILD everything we BUILD”

  693

• JA

  @jart122 · 5 years ago

  By removing the data, they mean banging the device with a hammer. 😂

  50

• ME

  @METALMAN4Wii · 5 years ago

  "Shows up to Tesla with a duffle bag full of old cellphone batteries" let's talk business.

  53

• BO

  @bobbymat6451 · 5 years ago

  The fact that he’s recycling these materials has made my day.

  817

• VI

  @victorp_ar · 5 years ago

  Recycling batteries is the best realistic circular economy example.

  1.2K

• HA

  @HarryReesFinance · 5 years ago

  Former Tesla employees seem to regularly start their own successful businesses. Demonstrates their strength of attracting the most innovative/talented people to work for them

  1.1K

• IV

  @ivveG · 5 years ago

  I like the Redwood guy. He seems super nice – and also he's working to change a big liability into a big asset. Amazing!

  224

• LU

  @lunarcorpse · 5 years ago

  My sister and I were literally talking about battery waste for electric cars and wondering if they'd ever find a solution to recycle them the other day. I am so glad that there is a solution.

  189

• BC

  @BC-yw2tw · 5 years ago

  Well presented. Without question, without recycling, we are digging our own environmental grave. Thanks

  660

• AN

  @Anthonie.Bishop · 5 years ago

  As a Panasonic Energy North America employee I concur with this. J.B Straubel Redwood Materials will pretty much save the planets raw materials of batteries.

  238