Harvard''s Office of Technology Development has now granted an exclusive technology license to Adden Energy. Adden Energy has closed a seed round with $5.15 million in funding led by Primavera Capital Group, with participation by
The Harvard University subsidiary Adden Energy received $5.15 million in funding to advance the battery technology after successfully exhibiting a coin-cell prototype with charge rates of three minutes and more than 10,000 cycles in a lifetime. According to the Independent, Adden Energy hopes to commercialize the technology soon. Furthermore, it
Start-up Adden Energy has innovated a battery for electric cars that promises to achieve full charging in three minutes and also lasts two decades. The start-up announced that it has received the grant of an exclusive technology license by Harvard University''s Office of Technology Development (OTD) and a seed round financing of $5.15 million.
Adden Energy is developing solid-state batteries for automotive and consumer applications and is located in the Boston Area. Our technology is based on leading research from Harvard University and our team is backed by prominent venture capital investors. We are looking for a Battery Engineer to jo
Adden Energy, Inc, a start-up developing solid-state battery systems for electric vehicles that would fully charge in minutes, has been granted a technology license by Harvard University''s Office of Technology Development.
- Adden Energy has raised $15 million in a Series A round to advance their lithium-metal solid-state battery technology for electric vehicles. - Current electric vehicle battery performance limitations hinder consumer adoption due to issues like range, charging speed, lifetime, and safety. - Adden Energy aims to achieve electric vehicle parity with internal
Primavera Capital Group led Adden Energy''s seed round, with participation by Rhapsody Venture Partners and MassVentures. The license and the venture funding will enable the startup to scale Harvard''s laboratory prototype toward commercial deployment of a solid-state lithium-metal battery that may provide reliable and fast charging for future EVs to help bring
WALTHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Adden Energy, a leading developer of solid-state batteries, announces that its record-breaking lithium metal batteries can now maintain extreme-fast-charging (EFC
Adden Energy is a Harvard spinout commercializing breakthrough solid-state battery technology originally published in Nature. Electrification of vehicles is one of the most meaningful steps humankind can take in the on-going fight against climate change.
Adden Energy, founded by a team of scientists at Harvard University, is developing and scaling up a brand-new type of solid-state battery. With demonstrated charge times as low as 3 minutes and capacity retention for over 10,000 cycles in a lab-scale cell, Adden Energy is developing cutting edge technologies to enable mass adoption of EVs
Adden Energy''s breakthrough in lithium-metal solid-state battery technology is a game changer for the electric vehicle market. The elimination of dendrites and self-healing capabilities positions these batteries to outperform current lithium-ion batteries in range, safety, and charge time, addressing major consumer concerns.
Cambridge, Mass. — September 1, 2022 — Harvard''s Office of Technology Development has granted an exclusive technology license to Adden Energy, Inc., a startup developing innovative
Adden Energy Announces World''s Fastest Lithium Metal Battery Has Achieved Breakthrough Low Temperature Performance. Adden Energy, a leading developer of solid-state batteries, announces that its record-breaking lithium metal batteries can now maintain extreme-fast-charging (EFC) of less than 10 minutes at room temperature.
Highlights of the EV Battery. The lab-scale coin-cell prototype from Adden Energy can be charged in three minutes. The batter has a service life of more than 10,000 cycles. Adden Energy plans on scaling the battery to a palm-sized pouch cell. Future plans for the battery are to develop it as a full-scale vehicle battery in the coming three to five.
In April 2021, NASA announced its program to improve solid-state battery Charging Efficiency and safety(e Solid-state Architecture Batteries for Enhanced Rechargeability and Safety, "SABERS")The division will develop solid-state batteries for electric aircraft, which have a higher energy density than existing lithium-ion batteries with liquid electrolytes, are smaller, can be
Harvard''s Office of Technology Development has granted an exclusive technology license to Adden Energy, Inc., a startup developing innovative solid-state battery systems for use in future electric vehicles (EVs) that would fully charge in minutes.Adden Energy has closed a seed round with $5.15M in funding led by Primavera Capital Group, with
Adden Energy is developing sulfide solid-state batteries for automotive and consumer applications and is located in the Boston Area. Our technology is based on leading research from Harvard
Adden Energy has developed lithium-metal solid-state battery technology that solves these issues. To scale production and bring this technology to car manufacturers, the company has raised...
Adden Energy was founded in 2021 by a team of Harvard scientists, alumni, and venture capitalists, led by Professor Xin Li. In 2015, doctoral students William Fitzhugh and Luhan Ye began the initial research and development on solid-state batteries at Li''s group at Harvard''s John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
Adden Energy is developing solid-state batteries for automotive and consumer applications and is located in the Boston Area. Our technology is based on leading research from Harvard University and our team is backed by prominent venture capital investors. 3+ years of experience in a mechanical design role in a Li ion battery industrial
Harvard''s Office of Technology Development has granted an exclusive technology license to Adden Energy, Inc., a startup developing solid-state battery systems for use in future electric vehicles.
Adden Energy, a company specializing in lithium-metal solid-state battery technology, has raised $15 million in a Series A funding round led by At One Ventures. The investment aims to scale production and bring the company''s innovative battery solutions to electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers, addressing critical challenges such as range
A Harvard-backed startup, Adden Energy, has developed a battery for electric cars that is capable of fully charging in three minutes and lasting more than twice that of current EV batteries or 20 years. The startup has received $5.15 million in funding to commercialise the game-changing battery.
Adden Energy General Information Description. Developer a solid-state battery to demonstrate charge times and capacity retention over long cycles. The company offers the development of new next-generation battery technologies to enable mass adoption providing electric vehicles around the world with sustainable batteries and contributing greatly to a cleaner future,
(Image Credit: Adden Energy) Harvard researchers developed a new coin-cell battery prototype that achieves a full charge in just three minutes with over 10,000-lifetime cycles. The team''s startup, Adden Energy, received
Adden Energy, a leading developer of solid-state batteries, announced that its lithium metal batteries can now maintain extreme-fast-charging (EFC) of less than 10 minutes at room temperature.No other lithium metal batteries can reliably charge this fast even at elevated temperatures, nevertheless at the room temperature required for electric vehicles (EVs).
Harvard''s 6,000-cycle EV battery that charges in 10 minutes gets funding boost. Adden Energy has developed a self-healing separator that prevents harmful dendrite growth, allowing their lithium
No word yet on cost, but the Adden is betting that the battery’s long lifespan will help make electric vehicles more affordable. New solid state energy storage technology is the next big thing, replacing the liquid in a conventional lithium-ion battery with a polymer, a high-tech ceramic or some other solid material.
Adden won the exclusive technology license from Harvard University’s Office of Technology Development in 2022, and the company also nailed down a seed round financing of $5.15 million. “Primavera Capital Group led Adden Energy’s seed round, with participation by Rhapsody Venture Partners and MassVentures,” Adden explained in a press release.
That could be a game changer.” Adden Energy was founded in 2021 by Xin Li along with William Fitzhugh and Luhan Ye, who were both involved in developing the technology as PhD students in Li’s Harvard lab. Fred Hu, founder and chairman of Primavera Capital, is also a founder of Adden Energy.
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