Nanoramic Analysis
What is Nanoramic?
Neocarbonix® electrode tech for high-density, low-cost, sustainable Li-ion batteries
Location
Wakefield, United States
Employees
11-50
Founded
2009
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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