Seeo’s core technology, DryLyte, is a solid-state battery system using a rigid block copolymer electrolyte that replaces liquid electrolytes to prevent dendrite growth. Manufacturing involves modified coating lines, stacking machines, and advanced pouch forming systems for automotive and stationary energy storage batteries meeting stringent industry standards.
DryLyte solid-state battery modules offering high gravimetric and volumetric energy density and enhanced safety, designed for electric vehicle and stationary energy storage applications.
Early collaboration with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory under DOE’s BATT program and pilot-scale demonstrations of solid-state lithium-ion batteries; acquisition by Bosch in 2015 aimed at integrating Seeo’s technology into Bosch’s EV and stationary storage solutions.
Seeo Inc. raised approximately $42M before its acquisition from Bosch, Khosla Ventures, GSR Ventures, Samsung Ventures, Google, Presidio Ventures, and U.S. Department of Energy research grants.
