Media Coverage

In this New Electronics featured article, our Chief Revenue Officer, Joseph Notaro, explains why a progression from pack-level monitoring to cell-level traceability enhances reliability, sustainability and circular economy.

* This article is published in French

* This article is published in Italian

Developed in collaboration with STMicroelectronics, Dukosi has successfully demonstrated a turnkey end-to-end, fully-secure battery passport ready battery management proof-of-concept solution during Embedded World (10th to 12th March, Nuremberg).

Dukosi has unveiled a new proof‑of‑concept battery management solution developed in collaboration with STMicroelectronics, offering an end‑to‑end platform designed to meet emerging Battery Passport requirements.

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In its recent December publication, Electroniques examined the European trial of a cell-level Battery Passport conducted in a Kia EV3. The European Battery Regulation, which mandates the Battery Passport, is due to come into effect in February 2027 – just one year away!

* This article is published in Spanish

Kia undertook the world’s first public trial of a cell-level EV battery passport using battery cell monitoring technology from Dukosi.

An article published on E-Mobility Engineering magazine introducing the Dukosi Cell Monitoring System (DKCMS™) with C-SynQ^® which represents a step-change in battery management system architecture for electric mobility and stationary energy storage applications.

Dukosi’s Chief Technology Officer, Joel Sylvester, shares insights on how Smart Cells enable scalable, safer, and high-performance battery architectures through advanced cell-level intelligence.