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Smart Cells can unlock next-generation battery designs that bring a wealth of new features to improve performance, increase safety and extend battery life, whether it’s for electric vehicles or battery energy storage systems.

* This article is published in Italian
Elettronica News (Italy) has published an article written by Dukosi’s Joseph Notaro, Chief Revenue Officer, detailing how innovations such as Dukosi’s Cell Monitoring System (DKCMS™) can radically improve the safety, performance, and cost-effectiveness of EV batteries.

Dukosi and Forward Engineering have partnered to create a proof-of-concept smart battery enclosure that demonstrates the simplicity of integrating the near field communication antenna from the Dukosi Cell Monitoring System (DKCMS) directly into the lid of the enclosure.

The electrification of marine applications, including marine vehicles and newer innovations like offshore battery storage, demands more rigorous safety and reliability in battery designs, which Dukosi’s unique solution offers.

*This article is published in French

Commercial BESS require long-term battery performance and reliability, while safety regulations must also be strictly observed. Insurance costs also impact profitability, making risk reduction essential wherever possible. In all these areas, Dukosi’s unique battery architecture offers several advantages over traditional battery designs, particularly in the accuracy of cell temperature monitoring.

A digital battery twin is a virtual model that replicates the behavior and characteristics of a physical battery. With more accurate, more detailed and larger battery data sets, Dukosi enables companies to build more accurate models, and better digital twins.

*This article is published in German

Key takeaways include, common misconceptions associated with EV batteries; how EVs are progressing to overcome perceived challenges; how the automotive and battery industries are working to increase sustainability; new innovations that will help to improve EV batteries and elevate their performance.

This article, based on a White Paper published by Dukosi, investigates how sensor measurement error and latency affect the performance of Li-ion battery SOC and SOH estimates.