U.S. Army awards KULR $1.13 million aviation battery development contract
U.S. Army awarded KULR $1.13M to develop high-energy battery storage using silicon-anode cells for advanced aviation.
Evidence notes
- The U.S. Army awarded KULR a $1.13 million contract to develop a high-energy battery storage platform for advanced aviation applications.
- The project uses silicon-anode lithium-ion cells in a battery platform intended for demanding flight applications.
- The award provides an early defense aviation signal for KULR's KULR ONE Design Solutions platform.
Company context
KULR Technology Group develops battery design, testing, production, thermal-management, vibration-mitigation, and energy-storage technologies for aerospace, defense, space, robotics, drone, electric-aviation, and mission-critical systems.