About: Energy unveiled a technology demonstration for battery management systems that STMicroelectronics has together helped worked on.
About: Energy’s industry-leading Voltt battery data has been easily integrated with STMicroelectronics’ adaptable automotive solutions to enable businesses to create in-house Battery Management Systems (BMS) that are safe, effective, and economical.
By integrating STMicroelectronics’ AutoDevKit platform with About:Energy’s verified battery(Voltt battery) data across several chemistries, the solution addresses the time-consuming and expensive BMS development process.
This facilitates complete solutions for safety monitoring, efficiency optimization, state of charge assessment, and rapid charging. It also protects intellectual property, expedites BMS prototyping, and simplifies design processes.
Key Takeaways:
- Demonstrator integrates About:Energy’s battery data with ST’s automotive solutions and AutoDevKit platform to enable in-house development of safe, efficient, and cost-effective Battery Management Systems.
- This streamlines BMS design cycles, protects IP, accelerates prototyping, and enables comprehensive solutions like safety monitoring and fast charging
- Solution empowers companies across industries like EVs, aviation, and grid storage to innovate in electrification initiatives.
- At the Plug and Play Expo 2024 lately, the integrated solution won the Global Innovation Award.
At the Plug and Play EXPO2024 in Stuttgart on June 6th, the integrated BMS system demonstrated its capabilities and was awarded the Global Innovation Award.
Gavin White, co-founder and CEO of About:Energy said, “We are thrilled to collaborate with STMicroelectronics, a renowned leader shaping the future of automotive electronics. By fusing our expertise in battery modelling with their cutting-edge hardware and software, we are empowering companies of all sizes and across industries from electric vehicles, aviation, grid storage and more, to unleash new levels of safety, efficiency and performance in their electrification initiatives.”