OxyBatt project’s website is now online!
We are pleased to announce that, starting today, the OxyBatt project will have a new website. This is an important resource that will support project ...
01 July, 2024The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is transforming industry as we know it. By integrating connectivity, real-time reconfiguration, and controlled production, IIoT is enhancing safety and boosting productivity across various sectors. However, IIoT solutions can nowadays not be applied in harsh environments such as energy-intensive processes due to safety concerns and technical limitations.
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The EU-funded project OxyBatt will enable IIoT and Industry 4.0 approaches in diverse industrial settings where traditional IIoT solutions fall short.
Our innovative battery technology is designed to power sensors and devices in the most demanding environments,
ensuring reliable performance and seamless connectivity.
SOLUTION
OxyBatt offers a new battery product: high-temperature oxygen-ion batteries (HT-OiBs), built upon an innovative technology that uses oxygen storage and is inherently safe and thermally stable. HT-OIBs are  the optimal solution for use in hazardous environments at high temperatures.
UNIQUENESS
High
Temperatures
HT-OiBs can continuously operate at high temperatures between 200º and 400ºC.
Minimized
environmental impact
Our technology makes minimum use of critical raw materials. HT-OiBs do not rely on elements such as Li and Co for minimized environmental impact.
Maintenance free
Our battery is rechargeable and the initial capacity can be fully restored at the end of life.
Integrable
HT-OiBs will be fabricated in a thin-film architecture resulting in a miniaturized, lightweight design that can easily be integrated in IIoT devices.
NEWS & BLOG
Project progress, events and technical insights. Here you will find all the latest information on the OxyBatt project.
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OxyBatt kick-off meeting in Barcelona
Last May 9th, the OxyBatt partners gathered in Barcelona to officially kick off the work of the OxyBatt project. The OxyBatt project aims to offer a n...
13 May, 2024