Luna Innovations Wins Contract for Industrial Battery Storage Monitoring
Luna Innovations (NASDAQ: LUNA) has secured a contract for battery storage monitoring from a prominent European electric vehicle battery manufacturer. This initiative will enhance real-time temperature monitoring during the production and storage of lithium batteries in France. As global demand for electric vehicles surges, ensuring the safety and efficiency of battery production becomes crucial. The company will utilize its LIOS™ Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) technology to detect temperature anomalies, minimizing risks such as battery leaks and explosions. This contract may open doors for further projects in Italy.
- Secured a contract for monitoring battery storage with a leading European EV battery manufacturer.
- Utilizing advanced LIOS™ DTS technology to enhance safety in battery production.
- Potential to expand business opportunities with upcoming projects in Italy.
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Electric Vehicle Market Drives Need for Temperature Monitoring for EV Battery Production and Storage
As commuters around the world continue to adopt more sustainable modes of transportation, the need for lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles is rapidly increasing.
“The electric vehicle market is experiencing very rapid growth,” said
The electro-chemical composition of lithium-ion batteries leads to increased risk in their production. Internal instability of the lithium cells during the production process can cause abnormal heat accumulation inside the battery. As the temperature rises, liquid inside the battery heats and expands and can result in battery bulging and leakage. Combustion and explosion also can occur if the battery’s internal lithium elements encounter air, resulting in catastrophic damage to the storage facility and the local environment.
The contract award could lead to additional opportunities with the end user for two upcoming projects in
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