Voltaiq

Voltaiq is a software company specializing in battery analytics and intelligence. Founded in 2012, the company offers an Enterprise Battery Intelligence (EBI) platform that helps organizations accelerate battery development, optimize performance, and mitigate risks across the battery lifecycle. Voltaiq's software collects and analyzes vast quantities of battery data from various sources, including manufacturing processes, quality labs, and in-field usage. The platform uses advanced analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to extract insights and provide actionable intelligence to improve battery design, production, and performance.

The company's EBI platform offers features such as automated data input, feature extraction, traceability, and shareable dashboards. It enables users to catch battery defects faster, perform root cause analysis, and generate reports to communicate findings effectively. Voltaiq's software is designed to work with any battery chemistry or form factor, making it applicable across various industries.

In September 2022, Voltaiq launched the Voltaiq Community Edition, an open-access platform for battery analysis, modeling, and collaboration. This initiative aims to democratize advanced battery analysis and foster innovation in the battery ecosystem by providing access to high-quality data and analytical tools.

Key customers and partnerships

Voltaiq's customer base spans multiple industries, including transportation, consumer electronics, energy storage, and the battery supply chain. The company has worked with leading organizations such as Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and Mercedes-Benz. Additionally, Voltaiq has collaborated with two of the Detroit Three automakers.

In January 2022, Voltaiq partnered with Batemo and Energy Assurance to release an independent Battery Index, providing comprehensive benchmarking data for various industries. More recently, in June 2023, Voltaiq announced a collaboration with PDF Solutions to accelerate EV battery production ramp-up times, potentially cutting factory development time in half.