Explore the battery technology and sustainability trends at Future Battery Forum 2023, an exclusive gathering of industry experts, offering valuable insights and networking opportunities.
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Future Battery Forum 2023
- Explore cutting-edge battery technology and sustainability trends at Future Battery Forum 2023
- Network with industry leaders and gain valuable insights into the present and future of batteries
- Stay ahead in the world of battery innovation
At the Future Battery Forum 2023 industry pioneers and experts converge to explore the forefront of battery technology, sustainability, and industry trends.
This premier event offers a unique opportunity to network with leaders and gain valuable insights into the future of batteries.
Founder and Co-CEO of TWAICE, Dr. Michael Baumann, will be participating in the panel "Towards a circular battery industry: navigating the challenges ahead" on the second day, November 28 at 2:55 PM - 3:45 PM CET on the Conference main stage.
Contact us to schedule a meeting with TWAICE battery analytics experts on future events.
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A new generation of aging models for lithium-ion batteries
The latest version of the TWAICE simulation model, Version 9, introduces the first steps towards a new generation of battery simulation models: The physics-motivated semi-empirical aging models.
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New TWAICE Simulation Model Portfolio
Optimize performance, time-to-market & costs of electric vehicles with TWAICE battery simulation models.
Why do lithium-ion batteries age, and how to slow it down?
Electric vehicle batteries are costly and sensitive parts, and their performance depends on numerous factors like frequency of charge and discharge, the charging system, driving habits, and external temperature. Until now, it was almost impossible for developers or users of batteries to make any reliable analysis or statement about the current state of the device. However, this information can be now delivered by the digital twin created by TWAICE.