Stage 01
Mining & Extraction
Where it all starts: we record exactly where a battery's raw materials came from and what's in them.
Lithium, cobalt, nickel and manganese are tracked from the geological source across global mining operations — the first link in the Genomic Thread™, established before a single electrode is made.
Origin trackingMaterial makeupLi · Co · Ni · Mn
Stage 02
Material Processing
Every batch of processed material gets a tag, so it can always be traced back to its source.
Chemical, structural and electrochemical "fingerprints" are captured as raw materials are refined — creating a continuous, searchable record of material identity across every supplier and geography.
Batch taggingSupplier traceabilityQuality record
Stage 03
Electrode Fabrication
Manufacturing problems get caught early — before they become expensive.
Coating, pressing and forming data is combined with the material's known history. Process deviations are flagged in real time, before they pass downstream into cells and packs where the cost to fix multiplies.
In-line checksProcess monitoringEarly alerts
Stage 04
Cell & Pack Assembly
Each finished cell carries the full history of the materials inside it.
Formation, capacity grading and pack-integration data are woven into every cell's record — connecting atomic-scale material decisions to how the finished pack actually performs.
Formation dataCapacity gradingPack modelling
Stage 05
EV & Grid Deployment
Real-world use feeds back into the system, so batteries keep getting smarter.
Live field data — temperature, charge level, cycle history — is matched back to each battery's material record. Field data improves the AI models, and the models improve battery management in return: a closed learning loop.
Live telemetryAdaptive managementClosed-loop AI
Stage 06
Second Life & Recycling
At end of life, we know exactly how healthy a battery is — and what can be recovered.
A precise health assessment decides whether a battery is fit for a second life in grid storage, and routes recovered materials efficiently through recycling — every material still carrying its full history.
Second lifeHealth assessmentCircular economy