Intecells manufactures lithium-ion batteries using a cold-plasma powder coating process to create 3D printable electrodes, enhancing energy and power efficiency while reducing manufacturing costs. This technology addresses the increasing demand for high-performance batteries driven by smart devices and electric mobility.
Funding
$3.8M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
The increasing demand for high-performance batteries, driven by smart devices and electric mobility, presents a challenge for manufacturers to simultaneously achieve high energy and power efficiency while lowering manufacturing costs. Traditional battery manufacturing processes can be energy-intensive and may not readily adapt to new materials or designs.
Solution
Intecells addresses this challenge by reinventing lithium-ion battery manufacturing through a cold-plasma powder coating (CPC) process that enables the creation of 3D printable electrodes. This innovative approach enhances both energy and power efficiency while reducing manufacturing costs. By using CPC, Intecells streamlines the battery production process, offering a more sustainable and efficient alternative to conventional methods. The resulting batteries are designed to meet the evolving demands of smart devices, electric mobility solutions, and other applications requiring high-performance energy storage.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes battery manufacturers, electric vehicle companies, and smart device producers seeking high-performance, cost-effective, and sustainably manufactured lithium-ion batteries.
Features
- Cold-plasma powder coating (CPC) process for creating 3D printable electrodes.
- Enhanced energy and power efficiency in lithium-ion batteries.
- Reduced manufacturing costs compared to traditional methods.
- Streamlined battery production process.
- Sustainable and efficient alternative to conventional battery manufacturing.