Exro Technologies Inc T.EXRO

New Battery Tech......

[SIMPLICITI1]

https://www.psu.edu/news/research/story/battery-tech-breakthrough-paves-way-mass-adoption-affordable-electric-car/

[John4434]

Maybe it will disrupt all the companies that are now doing the disruptions?  Simplicitii, how many shares you own? 

[SIMPLICITI1]

One...

[John4434]

Day...

[John4434]

Million...

[skupper]

Unfortunately they (EC Power) appear to be an unlisted company. During the manufacture and testing of cells for model validation, our team realized something: temperature is everything to a lithium ion cell. They wondered if there was a way to control the temperature rapidly, efficiently, and precisely. So thermal modulation was born (and patented, of course). With the sale of our

[uggg]

https://www.graphene-info.com/skeleton-technologies-launches-its-superbattery-and-unveils-shell-partner

[lastpick]

Sounds a lot like Graphene Manufacturing Group, GMG, battery but without the graphene?? Fun to see the race for a better battery!

[SIMPLICITI1]

GMG is new tech including components, but this simply inserts a 4th known component. GMG has yet to reach 2 volts in coin cells and yet to demonstrate ability to produce quality graphene in commercial quantities and formats. If these guys are successful it will certainly enable EV volume increases for low to mid end......and greatly enhance high end opportunity....for EXRO.

[John4434]

Are we concerned?

[uggg]

If indeed, you have superbatteries with 50k cycles, 400kw with 90 second charging, that Skelton Technology is boasting, I'm not sure that Exro's Battery system is necessary. That has always been the problem with tech, something better is always coming out. That's why you need to be fast to the market & stay ahead of the curve.

[AnalogueMan]

Hmmm.  Hard to image charging a 400kw battery in 90 seconds - without an explosion. Must be talking about chargeing a supercapacitor (?) which then charges the battery at a slower rate. ???  Still involves a charger capable of huge current.

[QuantumTime]

Skeleton's SuperBattery has industry specific applications and supplies only 15 MINUTES of power. "Skeleton SuperBattery may be able to fill the technology gap in the energy storage market, delivering peak power within 15 seconds while still being able to support up to 15 minutes of constant power." Read this: https://sifted.eu/articles/skeleton-car-battery-taavet-hinrikus/ EXRO is

[uggg]

Thanks for the clarification but as far as, "Exro is well ahead so the curve in it's own area.", Teslas battery control systems do all the same things that Exro's do [as far as I can see], from the car  battery to the grid. What differentialtes Exro's aside from going after the used battery market?