Amprius and Teledyne FLIR enter three-year component purchase agreement
Amprius and Teledyne FLIR signed a multi-year silicon-anode cell supply arrangement spanning unmanned systems.
Evidence notes
- Amprius and Teledyne FLIR entered a three-year component purchase agreement for silicon-anode battery cells.
- Teledyne FLIR said the cells can extend power and range for UAS and unmanned ground system capabilities.
- The agreement connects Amprius battery cells to Teledyne FLIR unmanned systems across air and ground platforms.
Company context
Amprius Technologies develops high-energy-density silicon-anode lithium-ion batteries for aviation, mobility, robotics and other high-performance applications. Its robotics relevance comes from power systems used to extend endurance, reduce charging frequency and support higher-duty-cycle unmanned and robotic platforms.