Neocarbonix® technology is a PFAS-free solution that replaces conventional binders in battery electrodes with a unique 3D nano-carbon binding structure. It delivers up to 27% reduction in cell costs through thicker electrode design, 30% increase in energy density and duration, fast charging capability reaching 80% in under 15 minutes, 25% reduction in carbon footprint during production, and enhanced recyclability. The technology eliminates the need for N-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone (NMP) and PVDF, is compatible with existing manufacturing processes, and integrates into current production lines without significant modifications.
Proprietary Neocarbonix® electrodes for batteries, offering improved energy density, rapid charging (80% in under 15 minutes), reduced production carbon footprint, and enhanced recyclability.
2024: Secured $44 million to commercialize Neocarbonix technology, opened a 40 000 sq ft facility in Woburn, Massachusetts for executive offices and R&D, and partnered with E-Lyte Innovations to develop customized electrolytes.
In 2024, Nanoramic Laboratories raised $44M in a funding round co-led by GM Ventures and Catalus Capital, with participation from Samsung Ventures, Top Material, Fortistar, and WindSail Capital Group. Previous funding came from NASA, the U.S. Department of Energy, and the Department of Defense.
