Mass E-mobility Dream Cell
Ecológico, seguro, de bajo coste, de largo alcance, rápido, probado
Muchos creen que las baterías de iones de litio han alcanzado su "techo" de innovación y credenciales ecológicas. Hasta ahora. Nuestra tecnología patentada de celdas de iones de litio utiliza el primer y único electrolito inorgánico totalmente reciclable del mundo (reutilizando el dióxido de azufre (SO2), el subproducto de muchos contaminantes, es decir, la minería) como parte de la economía circular y reduciendo el uso de metales preciosos (20% menos de NMC por kWh). El rendimiento comprobado de I-STATE supera con creces el de las baterías de iones de litio convencionales (por ejemplo, las de Tesla), tiene un rango de temperatura fenomenal para todas las condiciones climáticas, es más sostenible, más seguro y más barato de fabricar.
Empresa/Institución
Innolith
Electric mobility is great. But it’s no fun if everyone can’t benefit. With empty performance promises, high costs and vague sustainability claims, earlier hype in electric mobility has left people feeling a bit, well, underwhelmed. Electric mobility simply had to step up. So, since 2018 we have been putting the greatest minds in Europe to the test and out came Innolith. Our battery cells are set to make EVs more affordable and powerful and make all new forms of e-mobility a reality. Our batteries will empower the world to move faster and to tread lighter.
País
Suiza
Sitio web
Designer(s)
Dr. Laurent Zinck - Co-Founder, Chief Scientist and an MD, Innolith Science and Technology GmbH and Markus Borck, Chief Engineer and co-MD of Innolith’s Innovation Centre
Laurent has 22 years of experience in lithium batteries R&D and is the leading expert in inorganic liquid electrolyte systems for rechargeable batteries. He has an engineering degree from the University of Strasbourg and an electrochemistry doctorate from the University of Witten-Herdecke.
Markus has 20+ years in engineering, battery formation and testing, cell design and application, electrical and thermal management and related evaluation for rechargeable lithium batteries across several start-ups. He has an electrical engineering degree from Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences.