ANN ARBOR, Michigan — Ever since Greg Less, technical director at the University of Michigan's Battery Lab, was hired in 2014, research and automotive partners have asked about the creation of a library for the results of innovative work being done in battery development.
"People were coming here to say, 'We need this. We need this. We need this. You need to develop it,'" Less said. "And I kept saying, 'I don't know how to develop that. I can't get enough data. I can't get access to the data and give it to you.'"
Voltaiq Inc., a California-based electric-vehicle battery analytics software firm and partner of the U-M lab, may have the answer.
