Arbin Press Releases

Robotics in Prosthetics

By Arbin Team / September 9, 2020 / Comments Off on Robotics in Prosthetics

When you think of batteries and, more specifically, Arbin’s role in the research that is driving the battery industry forward, it’s likely you picture electric vehicles and other stalwarts of the industry that have gained momentum and become more visible over the past several years. However, Arbin’s role in the battery industry extends well beyond […]

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Range Anxiety-Free Electric Vehicle

By Arbin Team / September 4, 2020 / Comments Off on Range Anxiety-Free Electric Vehicle

Weeks after a potential million-mile battery was announced, automotive company Lucid Motors has announced a new all-electric vehicle with a range of 517 miles. Most EVs currently on the market have a range of 200-300 miles. Currently, Tesla has the EV with the longest range at about 400 miles. The extra distance could significantly move […]

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What is a flow battery?

By Arbin Team / September 1, 2020 / Comments Off on What is a flow battery?

A flow battery, also known as a redox flow battery (from the words reduction and oxidation), is a liquid-based rechargeable cell. In a traditional battery, the electrolyte is the medium through which electrons can travel between the cathode and anode. In a flow battery, the anode and cathode themselves are electrolyte solutions. In the most […]

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The Role of Grid Storage in Smart Grids and Smart Cities

By Arbin Team / July 27, 2020 / Comments Off on The Role of Grid Storage in Smart Grids and Smart Cities

Grid Storage What would the city of the future look like? With the advent of technology, people have been speculating for decades what a future fully integrated with technology would look like. Nowadays, a city of the future is expected to not only integrate technology and the Internet of Things into every aspect of everyday […]

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How Battery Materials Can Affect Battery Efficiency

By Arbin Team / July 25, 2020 / Comments Off on How Battery Materials Can Affect Battery Efficiency

The chemical composition of a battery can be very delicate. The active materials within the cell work together in the energy releasing process and the choice of materials can determine the efficiency of the battery. However, undesired chemical reactions can also occur, affecting the safety and longevity of the cell. Different materials can cause unwanted […]

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Game-changing Million Mile Electric Vehicle Battery

By Arbin Team / July 15, 2020 / Comments Off on Game-changing Million Mile Electric Vehicle Battery

Chinese car battery manufacturers CALT announced that it is ready to produce a battery that can last for 1.2 million miles across the span of 16 years. This is double the lifespan and eight-times the mileage of current EV batteries, the best of which are typically warrantied for up to 150,000 miles for 8-10 years. […]

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Batteries for Critical Military Applications

By Arbin Team / July 1, 2020 / Comments Off on Batteries for Critical Military Applications

defensenews.com The requirements of military equipment never change. Operation needs to be safe, performance needs to be assured, and it simply cannot fail. Now, as innovation in unmanned vehicles and other segments of defense technology booms, batteries are stepping up to keep pace with that growth and ensure that mission-critical military applications succeed. The Different […]

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Lithium Ion Battery Market Primed for More Exciting Growth

By Arbin Team / June 4, 2020 / Comments Off on Lithium Ion Battery Market Primed for More Exciting Growth

With climate change concerns increasing, the automotive and transportation industries are rapidly evolving to meet the needs of the environment. Electric vehicles (EVs) are continuing to innovate and evolve thanks to the revolutionary technology of lithium ion batteries, and this continued march toward more widespread utilization is driving unprecedented growth in the lithium ion battery […]

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Recyclable/Non-Toxic Batteries

By Arbin Team / April 29, 2020 / Comments Off on Recyclable/Non-Toxic Batteries

IBM researchers work in the IBM Research Battery Lab to combine and test unique materials and formulations for more sustainable battery technologies. [source] Most commercial batteries have some metals inside of them. Common battery types like lithium-ion, lead-acid, or nickel-cadmium contain a range of heavy metals. While not all batteries are equally toxic, certain materials […]

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How Battery Test Equipment Innovations are Accelerating Battery Development

By Arbin Team / April 22, 2020 / Comments Off on How Battery Test Equipment Innovations are Accelerating Battery Development

  On this episode of MarketScale’s Software and Technology podcast, host Tyler Kern was joined by Arbin Instruments International Sales Manager, Richard Rogers.Arbin has provided testing equipment for energy storage applications large and small for over 29 years and, with a decade of experience, Rogers is uniquely qualified to highlight the ever-shifting nature of that […]

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Can we make batteries that can repair themselves?

By Arbin Team / April 16, 2020 / Comments Off on Can we make batteries that can repair themselves?

Self healing batteries have been a notable area of battery research and development in the past few years, especially as research around the dendrites and how they affect performance has also grown. Since batteries run on chemical reactions, there are certain side effects that people may not have much control over. The gradual build up […]

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An Electric Truck? Absolutely! It Might Be Your Perfect Fit

By Arbin Team / April 8, 2020 / Comments Off on An Electric Truck? Absolutely! It Might Be Your Perfect Fit

By now, you’re familiar with the wave of electric vehicles (EVs) sweeping across the globe – they’re a forward-thinking, environmentally conscious option that many have come to associate not only with sustainability, but with aesthetics and performance. But, when you close your eyes and envision the future of our shared roadways, how often do you […]

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