DigiBatt
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| ID | OSWd364682b4d274585b8ab6fb6d237d890 |
| UUID | d364682b-4d27-4585-b8ab-6fb6d237d890 |
| Label | DigiBatt |
| Machine compatible name | DigiBatt |
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Description
An EU Horizon Europe research project on digitalization of battery testing
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| Type | Public |
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| Start | 2024-01-01 |
| End | 2026-12-31 |
| Budget | 0.0e+0 |
| OU | SINTEF, German Aerospace Center, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Oxford |
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| Member | Simon Clark |
Abstract
Battery testing is currently a costly and time-consuming process involving a wide range of tests, some of which can last for months or years. To bring battery development into the digital era, a new approach is required that leverages the latest advances in automation, data science, and modelling. The EU-funded DigiBatt project aims to develop innovative digital methods that extract more value from fewer tests, thereby saving time and resources in a highly competitive industry. The project will apply cutting-edge technology such as autonomous battery testing, model-based simulation, and data-driven semantics to promote digital battery testing.
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| abstract | "Battery testing is currently a costly and time-consuming process involving a wide range of tests, some of which can last for months or years. To bring battery development into the digital era, a new approach is required that leverages the latest advances in automation, data science, and modelling. The EU-funded DigiBatt project aims to develop innovative digital methods that extract more value from fewer tests, thereby saving time and resources in a highly competitive industry. The project will apply cutting-edge technology such as autonomous battery testing, model-based simulation, and data-driven semantics to promote digital battery testing." | |||||
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