Advice for improved battery and circuit design for Arduino Nano and two Sg90 Servos

Hey everyone,

I'm very new with electronics and could use some expertise for my upcoming project. My goal is to create goggles with movable parts triggered by a button on a mobile app (so through bluetooth). To achieve this, I plan to use two SG90 servo motors controlled by an Arduino Nano 33 BLE, powered by a 7.4 Volt 850mAh Lithium-ion battery. Because it’s wearable, I’m trying to keep the hardware as small and light as possible.

I did some research and managed to set up a prototype (see image), but I'm looking for suggestions on how to improve the project. My main concerns are finding a more compact and lighter battery option to achieve a 8-hour runtime. Additionally, I want to ensure the safety and efficiency of my current circuit design. Any tips or advice on optimizing the circuit and battery are greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance!

Allow for servos in your design to have 1Amp each.
Both regulator and supply are insufficient.
Also servos are noisy on the supply line and this noise will be required to be filtered out.

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