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AI Solutions

Originally developed for one of the world’s toughest battery chemistries, Li-Metal, now applicable for both next generation Li-Metal and mainstream Li-ion, and across many applications including transportation, storage, robotics, consumer electronics and beyond.

Testimonials

Kent Helfrich
CTO and VP R&D, General Motors President, GM Ventures

“It’s all about cost and range and charging. And we think the SES technology delivers on all of those promises.”

Yoshiya Josh Fujiwara
Expert engineer, Honda R&D

“Let’s communicate closely in the common language of technology and be the first in the world to bring the Li-Metal battery to the automobile market.”

Chang Hwan Kim
Senior Vice President, Head of Electrification Energy Solutions Tech Unit at Hyundai Motor and Kia

“This technology will definitely become part of the enabling technology for our future product, giving tremendous benefit to our customers.”

Dr. Shirley Meng
Professor, University of Chicago; Chief Scientist for Energy Storage Science at Argonne National Laboratory

“SES’s data set in terms of temperature operation range and also the weight capability even exceeded our expectations.”

About SES AI

SES AI is pioneering next-generation  Li-Metal batteries for electric transportation both on land and in the air. It is also using AI to accelerate pipeline material discovery, detect manufacturing defects, monitor battery state-of-health and predict incidents, for both Li-Metal and Li-ion.

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