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Managing battery health, performance and safety is challenging. In this episode of PowerUP, Joseph Notaro, VP of global sales and marketing at Dukosi talks about their Cell Monitoring System for safety-critical next-generation battery systems, which is now ready for volume production.

Unique Chip-on-Cell Technology with C-SynQ® Improves Performance, Safety, Scalability and Longevity of Next Generation Batteries and Supports Battery Passport Regulations

SoH is critical for safe and effective lifecycle management of electric vehicle and energy storage batteries. This white paper examines technological innovation that streamlines producing and sharing SoH with stakeholders.

This prestigious award recognizes groundbreaking innovations within the automotive industry that are poised to make a significant impact on the market. We are immensely proud and honored by this recognition.

This white paper examines why battery SoH is critical for safe and effective lifecycle management of electric vehicle and energy storage batteries, to which stakeholders it applies, and the newest technological innovation that makes producing and sharing this data with all these stakeholders, and thus regulatory compliance, seamless.

The future depends on renewable energy, but that currently relies on a number of complex and often expensive technologies. So, what steps can we take to reduce costs to better enhance this expanding market?

Industrial and commercial vehicles move trillions of dollars in materials and goods and are essential to global economies. However, these vehicles are also currently a major contributor to greenhouse gases (GHG). Embracing electrification of industrial vehicles, particularly when supported by green energy generation, can significantly drive decarbonization efforts.

Whether designing a new battery with cylindrical, pouch, or prismatic cells, Dukosi Cell Monitors can be applied to every cell, parallel group, and even traditional cell modules, streamlining design, validation, and manufacturing costs.

Do we still need future technological breakthroughs to ensure global sustainability, or are there solutions already within reach?

Could we increase safety and performance by rethinking monitoring EV battery temperatures? *This article is available to read in English, Spanish, French and German.