Protecting Batteries from Electric Cars to NASA Space Shuttles

Concerns over electronics' batteries overheating and potentially exploding have been circling for some time, reaching a head with Samsung's massive recall of its Note Seven phones. That is why KULR Technologies has created technology that protects batteries and material for everything from electric cars to NASA spaceships. Michael Mo is the CEO of KULR Technologies. He joins Cheddar to explain how their technology is revolutionizing the electric industry. KULR has been working with NASA for 30 years. Now, the company is working with everyone from electric cars to drones.

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