ECS Webinar: “Enabling battery quality at scale”

Peter Attia
Cofounder and CTO
Glimpse

Date: September 18, 2024
Time: 1000–1100h ET

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Battery quality lies at the heart of major issues relating to battery safety, reliability, and manufacturability. This talk reviews the challenges and opportunities to enable battery quality at scale. First, the interplay between various battery failure modes and their numerous root causes is described. Then, which failure modes are best detected by electrochemistry, and which are not, is discussed. Finally, how improved inspection—specifically, high-throughput computed tomography (CT)—can play a role in solving the battery quality challenge is reviewed.

An interactive Q&A session follows the presentation.

Benefits of attending the webinar

Learn about:

  • All categories of battery failure, including performance degradation, functional failure, and safety events;

  • Challenges of manufacturing batteries in a high-throughput production environment;

  • The role high-throughput CT can play in battery quality inspection.

Presenter 

Peter Attia is Cofounder and Chief Technical Officer of Glimpse. Previously, he worked as an engineering lead on some of Tesla’s toughest battery failure modes and managed a team focused on battery data analysis. Dr. Attia holds a PhD from Stanford, where he developed seminal machine learning methods for battery lifetime prediction and optimization. Dr. Attia has received honors such as Forbes 30u30 but has not written a bestselling book on aging.

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