Factorial has partnered with top integrators across three continents to advance next-generation battery integration for drone systems as the global demand grows for higher‑range, higher‑power commercial, industrial, and defense UAS.
Spanning Europe, the United States, and Asia, these new partnerships are designed to replace traditional lithium-ion with high-energy and high-power batteries.
So, who is Factorial partnering with?
- In the United States: KULR Technology Group, Inc. [NYSE American: KULR] known for its leadership in thermal management and battery safety for NASA, KULR is spearheading early U.S. efforts to optimize Factorial cells for rigorous flight environments.
- In Europe (The Netherlands): Tulip Tech B.V brings deep expertise in advanced UAS platforms. Factorial has begun developing battery packs for Tulip to enable the first phase of Factorial cell integration in Europe.
- In Asia-Pacific (South Korea): JRES is leading integration and deployment efforts for commercial and industrial drones, supporting the adoption of Factorial’s battery technology in a strategically important hub for advanced UAS development.
The endurance, weight, and pulse power limitations of conventional lithium-ion batteries have become a binding constraint when working with drones and UAVs.
Unlike conventional lithium-ion batteries that force a compromise between energy and power, where gaining energy means sacrificing power, and vice versa, Factorial’s solid-state and lithium metal technology is claimed to deliver both simultaneously, eliminating the trade-offs.
- Extended Range: Longer flight duration and greater operational range, optimized for long-endurance surveillance, persistent monitoring, and extended autonomous aerial missions.
- High Power: Exceptional pulse power output for rapid takeoff, sustained thrust, and demanding mission profiles.
- Broad Temperature Window: A diverse technology portfolio engineered for reliable performance across the full spectrum of operating environments, from the Arctic Circle to the world’s most extreme arid desert conditions.
