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Dukosi will be at Electronica 2026, November 10-13, in Munich. You can find us on the PGUB Future Mobility Pavilion, Hall B4.421.

Find us at meeting room 331B, where Dukosi will showcase its unique chip-on-cell battery monitoring solution and module-level communication platform.

Dukosi announces the key leadership appointment of Graeme Cook as the company’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO), signaling a significant milestone in the company’s growth and strategic direction.

In this Power Electronics News featured article, our Senior Director of Applications and Systems, William Fallon, describes why humanoid robots demand flexible distributed battery architectures that balance mass distribution, runtime, and cell-level monitoring complexity.

Cell manufacturing typically uses end of line testing as a pass/fail validation, but technologies such as smart cells enable a shift toward more effective in-line quality control. By integrating an intelligent IC onto each cell during manufacturing, every cell becomes a self-monitoring device that can be repeatedly and easily interrogated for data throughout the production process.

* This article is published in Italian
Elettronica News (Italy) has published an article written by Dukosi’s Chief Revenue Officer, Joseph Notaro, detailing how Dukosi is helping redefine batteries for eGSE and how it offers sustainability in the aeronautical sector and electrification of GSE.

* This article is published in German

Some of the world’s largest cell manufacturers and automotive OEMs are developing larger-format (4680-class) cylindrical cells that could transform the EV industry by improving energy density, power output, thermal management, mechanical robustness, and cost competitiveness.

Training the largest, most advanced AI models creates massive and unpredictable demands on power systems. Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)  is therefore an essential component in AI Data Center design, and DKCMS® can maximize operational performance, reliability, safety, deployment speed, and much more.

An article and video interview with Alix Paultre covering Dukosi’s unique chip-on-cell approach to wireless battery management and how it delivers precise estimates state of charge (SOC) and state of health (SOH). The article also covers how the Dukosi’s wireless solution eliminates complex wiring and fault-prone connectors between modules and the BMS host processor, as well as the details on a 16-cell wireless battery-module reference design developed in collaboration with STMicroelectronics.