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Meet The Disruptors: Vincent Pluvinage Of OneD Battery Sciences On The Three Things You Need To Shake Up Your Industry
August 19, 2021
The adoption of disruptive forces can be negative when the adoption of new innovations increases risk and the obsolescence of prior investments.
OneD Battery Sciences is very excited to welcome a set of highly-regarded new hires to our team
July 27, 2021
Marketing veteran, @StevenAddis, has joined our team in the role of #CMO. In this position, Steven will focus on demonstrating the importance of simplifying the silicon solution for EV battery manufacturing.
In the position of Chief Commercial Officer, we welcome @FabriceHudry. Fabrice joins us from Samsung SDI, where he was the VP of Energy Solutions. At OneD, Fabrice will oversee SINANODE production and the deployment of pilot production facilities and partnerships.
Please join us in extending both Steven and Fabrice a warm welcome.
More here:
Fabrice: https://lnkd.in/gJ6DQqG
Steven: https://lnkd.in/gXyZUrr
OneD Battery Sciences Unveils SINANODE, The Next Generation of Electric Vehicle Battery Technology
June 17, 2021
In this video, Jordan Giesige speaks with Vincent Pluvinage, CEO of OneD Battery Sciences. OneD has developed a product called SINANODE, a drop-in manufacturing process that fuses silicon nanowires to graphite to triple the specific capacity of the anode while cutting its cost in half (per kWh) . . . a great silicon solution for OEMs.
OneD Battery Sciences Unveils SINANODE, The Next Generation of Electric Vehicle Battery Technology
June 10, 2021, in PALO ALTO, Calif.
OneD Battery Sciences, leaders in EV battery technology, today announced SINANODE, a breakthrough technology to power the next generation of EV batteries. To build a battery with more silicon, a longtime challenge for the EV industry, SINANODE seamlessly integrates into existing manufacturing processes to fuse silicon nanowires onto commercial graphite powders, tripling the energy density of the anode while halving its cost per kWh. The higher energy density increases battery range while nanowires shorten charging time, enabling OEMs to design and produce electric vehicles that answer the booming market demand for better batteries. More here.
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