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This infographic outlines three different BMS architectures: fully wired, far field wireless, and near field contactless, and compares the scalability, cost-efficiency, safety, and sustainability aspects of each.

Earth Day 2024: Focusing on scaling sustainable energy technologies available today will help achieve global net-zero goals tomorrow. It is time to reassess our approach to technological innovation.

Dukosi’s architecture is more flexible and can be scaled without requiring re-design and re-certification, allowing module-less designs that can be tailored more precisely. Read the full article.

This white paper discusses three different BMS hardware design approaches: fully wired, far field wireless, and near field contactless, and investigates and compares cost-efficiency, safety, and reliability aspects of each.

*This article is published in Swedish

Read the out of the box experience of the Dukosi Cell Monitor EVK in this how-to article by editor Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio, where he goes through the setup and shows how the Dukosi chip-on-cell architecture works at the most fundamental level.

By reassessing how we approach monitoring EV battery temperatures, could we enhance safety and performance?

Joel Sylvester looks at why contactless on-cell monitoring could be the next step for automotive battery design. Read the full article on pdf page 13.

From residential to grid-scale projects, ultimately each one must begin at the micro scale – the humble battery cell. By improving the monitoring, performance and safety at the cell-level, the advantages cascade into all parts of the larger project for the entirety of the system’s lifetime.  

The Frost & Sullivan Best Practices Award 2023 recognizes Dukosi as a pioneering developer of cell monitoring and battery management technology that offers cutting-edge solutions for real-time monitoring and accurate data analysis.