Funding
Awarded an NSF SBIR Phase I grant
Power 3D received a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award from the National Science Foundation to advance its 3D-printed battery electrode technology.
News & milestones
Updates on the technology, funding, and team as Power 3D moves from prototype to pilot production.
Power 3D received a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award from the National Science Foundation to advance its 3D-printed battery electrode technology.
Prototype testing confirmed energy density above 300 Wh/L, with a clear development pathway toward 500+ Wh/L as the printing process matures.
Power 3D's core printing approach has been granted its first patent, with two additional patent applications currently in prosecution.
Power 3D has been supported by a Carnegie Mellon University SAFE grant and regional manufacturing programs as it builds out its printing and testing capacity.
Power 3D has added battery engineering and manufacturing expertise from the automotive and industrial battery world to its core team.