Texas Instruments

Shenzhen Dynanonic

Shenzhen Dynanonic are a Chinese producer of LFP cathode active material (CAM).

Bruker

Bruker develops and manufactures scientific equipment and analytical and diagnostic solutions. Bruker has a range of NMR instruments in its product portfolio, including helium recovery systems to combat chronic helium supply issues.

Siemens Healthineers

Siemens Healthineers is a provider of healthcare products, solutions, and services, with a presence in over 70 countries globally. The company developed MRI systems using its DryCool technology that significantly reduces the amount of helium needed from ~1500L to 0.7L in a 'sealed-for-life' magnet design.

Boréas Technologies

Boréas Technologies is a fabless Canadian semiconductor company supplying low-power drivers for piezoelectric actuation and sensing. Haptics are the primary commercial use-case to date, with micro-pumps for applications including mobile device cooling expected to be important in the near-future.

XtraLit

XtraLit is an Israel-based start-up that offers an ion-exchange type direct lithium extraction (DLE) technology from aqueous sources.

GeoLith

GeoLith is a French start-up that offers an ion-exchange type direct lithium extraction (DLE) technology that can produce lithium concentrates from lithium-containing liquid sources such as salar and geothermal brines.

Framergy: MOF Manufacturer

Framergy is a US-based company that produces coordination polymers such as metal-organic frameworks (MOFs).

Shinsung C&T: EV Fire Protection & Electrolyzer Materials

IDTechEx spoke to Shinsung C&T at H2 & FC Expo, Smart Energy Week 2024 to learn more about its fire protection materials for electric vehicle (EV) battery and water electrolyzer applications.

Tesla's Ross and Rachel Relationship With Radar

Ross and Rachel's relationship in the TV series Friends was characterized by its on-again, off-again nature, with the inevitability that they end up together in the end. Tesla started its full self-driving hardware with radar in 2016, it began the break-up with radar in 2021, and radar was removed from production entirely in 2021.

CellMo

CellMo manufactures metal foam with applications in fuel cells, electrolyzers, batteries and filtration.