Nanoramic Analysis
What is Nanoramic?
Nanoramic develops Neocarbonix® electrode technology to replace PVDF and NMP in Li-ion batteries. The technology enables up to 30% higher energy density, 27% lower cell cost, and 25% reduced carbon footprint. It is commercialized with major automakers, consumer electronics, and battery manufacturers. The company has 15 years of research and over 200 patents.
Location
Wakefield, United States
Employees
11-50
Founded
2009
Funding Status
Seed
Product Features & Capabilities
- Neocarbonix® electrode technology
- FastCap® Ultracapacitors
- Replaces PVDF with safer materials
- Replaces NMP solvent with green solvents
- Enables 30% higher energy density
- Achieves 27% lower cell cost
- Reduces carbon footprint by 25%
- Improves fast charging to 80% in under 15 minutes
Use Cases
Replace PVDF in battery manufacturing to eliminate PFAS use; Reduce NMP solvent use with green alternatives; Achieve 30% higher energy density in Li-ion cells; Cut cell costs by 27% through lower capex and manufacturing expenses; Enable fast charging to 80% in under 15 minutes; Reduce carbon footprint by 25% in gigafactory operations; Simplify battery recycling using water-based processes
Other Considerations
Founded in 2009 at MIT; 15 years of research; Over 200 patents; Commercializing with major automakers, consumer electronics, and battery manufacturers; Reduces carbon footprint by 25% in gigafactory operations; Enables 30% higher energy density; Achieves 27% lower cell cost; Offers FastCap® Ultracapacitors
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