Cambridge Graphene

CGL to develop state-of-the-art flexible batteries

Graphene-enhanced, thin, flexible printed battery for electronic wearable and IoT devices - (FLEXIBAT)

The **FLEXIBAT** project will develop a novel single-use battery for electronic wearables and Internet of Things devices, based on zinc-carbon chemistry and metal collectors. The focus of the development is on a special corrosion protective layer for the metal collectors and electrodes using graphene, which will enable a thinner, more flexible and a higher energy battery. We will ultimately develop a technology demonstrator prototype of the full battery system and test it in a controlled environment.


To successfully achieve this, the project consortium features the relevant expertise for making the battery, including battery manufacture, materials development, graphene coating, and flexible integrated circuit development and manufacture.

https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=104506

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