Vanix Technologies provides a telematics platform that attaches rugged sensors to battery cells and streams real‑time voltage, current, temperature, and cycle data to a cloud dashboard. The system uses analytics to score health, model degradation, and generate alerts, helping utility‑scale storage operators and industrial fleet managers optimize charging, balance loads, and schedule maintenance to extend battery life and reduce costs.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Battery operators and energy storage managers lack real-time visibility into the condition of their cells, making it difficult to predict failures, optimize usage, and prevent premature degradation.
Solution
Vanix Technologies offers a telematics platform that combines hardware sensors with cloud‑based software to continuously monitor key battery parameters such as charge cycles, temperature, voltage, and health indicators. The system aggregates this data in real time, applies analytics to identify performance trends, and provides actionable insights that help users fine‑tune charging strategies, balance loads, and schedule maintenance proactively. By delivering a unified view of battery health, the platform enables operators to maximize usable capacity, extend overall battery lifespan, and lower total cost of ownership.
Target Audience
Primary customers are utility-scale energy storage operators, commercial fleet managers, and industrial facilities that rely on large battery installations for backup power or load shifting.
Features
- Rugged sensor modules that attach to individual cells or battery packs to capture voltage, current, temperature, and cycle count
- Secure, low‑latency data transmission to a cloud dashboard accessible via web or mobile
- Real‑time health scoring and degradation modeling using proprietary algorithms
- Automated alerts for out‑of‑range conditions, imminent failures, and maintenance windows
- Historical data storage and trend analysis tools for performance benchmarking
- Integration APIs for ERP, SCADA, and asset‑management systems