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BatMan’s Breakthrough in EV Battery Manufacturing - ASME

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A project led by researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colo., is looking to change the future of electrified transportation by optimizing battery charging speeds in EVs using laser ablation, advanced computational models, and materials characterization. Project “BatMan” (taken from an abbreviation of battery manufacturing) is funded by the Department of Energy (DOE) and has received vital contributions from several scientists and researchers from NREL, partners in commercial battery manufacturing from Clarios, acoustic specialists from Liminal Insights, and the France-based Amplitude Laser Group. The project stems from research into the pain points facing EV customers and identifying the market segments that have the potential to be unlocked if those causes for hesitation are addressed.  Become a Member: How to Join ASME “Customers don't want to be stopping on road trips for an hour or two to recharge their cars. And people without garages for overnight

BatMan’s Breakthrough in EV Battery Manufacturing - ASME BatMan’s Breakthrough in EV Battery Manufacturing Print Topics & Resources Content BatMan Breakthrough in EV Battery Manufacturing BatMan’s Breakthrough in EV Battery Manufacturing Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Share via email NREL researcher Donal Finegan used X-ray nano-computed tomography as one of the many tools to evaluate the performance of the laser-ablated battery electrodes. A project led by researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colo., is looking to change the future of electrified transportati

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