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Elysia: Better Software Can Unlock Hidden Potential In EV Batteries
26 Oct 2024 | Abstracted from Forbes
"According to 'battery intelligence' company Elysia, there is plenty of untapped potential in the cells that could be unleashed with more sophisticated software control.
"...all-electric T264 truck created in collaboration with Liebherr, which incorporates a whopping 1.8MWh battery - 18 times the size of the one in a current Tesla Model S...Elysia's battery intelligence involves algorithms on the battery for 'state estimation'.
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