Coventry University represented the HEALING BAT project at the Advanced Automotive Battery Conference (AABC Europe), organized by Cambridge EnerTech in Mainz, Germany. This event is a leading international forum for electric vehicle (EV) battery technology, bringing together researchers, OEMs, and industry leaders.
At AABC Europe, Tazdin Amietszajew (Coventry University) showcased how HEALING BAT is developing a next-generation approach to self-healing batteries, combining smart sensing and advanced Battery Management Systems (BMS) to enable real-time damage detection and repair, improving battery durability, EV battery safety, and supporting sustainable mobility.
HEALING BAT’s participation reinforced the project’s commitment to the BATTERY 2030+ roadmap and Horizon Europe objectives, advancing European battery innovation with a toolbox of self‑healing components, intelligent monitoring, and battery intelligence solutions designed to make batteries more reliable, resource‑efficient, and eco‑friendly.
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