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​Volt Carbon and TensorOne to test graphene-enhanced lithium metal batteries on autonomous drones 

​Volt Carbon and TensorOne to test graphene-enhanced lithium metal batteries on autonomous drones 

Volt Carbon Technologies and TensorOne have signed a memorandum of understanding to evaluate and develop advanced battery and carbon technologies for next-generation autonomous Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and AI-enabled counter-UAS platforms. The MOU is a three-party agreement also naming Solid Ultrabattery Inc., Volt Carbon’s wholly owned subsidiary.

Under the agreement, the parties intend to evaluate integrating Solid Ultrabattery’s lithium metal battery technology with Volt Carbon’s graphene and carbon materials on TensorOne’s autonomous UAS platforms. The work is to include engineering validation, laboratory and flight testing, manufacturing evaluations, and the pursuit of future commercialization opportunities.

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Volt Carbon Technologies and TensorOne have signed a memorandum of understanding to evaluate and develop advanced battery and carbon technologies for next-generation autonomous Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and AI-enabled counter-UAS platforms. The MOU is a three-party agreement also naming Solid Ultrabattery Inc., Volt Carbon’s wholly owned subsidiary.Under the agreement, the parties intend to evaluate integrating Solid Ultrabattery’s lithium metal battery technology with Volt Carbon’s graphene and carbon materials on TensorOne’s autonomous UAS platforms. The work is to include engineering validation, laboratory and flight testing, manufacturing evaluations, and the pursuit of future commercialization opportunities. 

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