Minespider made progress on the design of the blockchain architecture infrastructure task.
In April 2023, they submitted a report on the concept design for sharing data using Minespider’s blockchain infrastructure (Deliverable 2.3). As part of this report they have also developed a data requirements template for the Battery Passport based on regulatory details…
This month’s contributions are divided, but more united than ever!! Let’s see what BeePlanet has been doing these months! Within the WP3, BeePlanet is evaluating
This is the end of an era, we have completed our calendar of contributions and, since the start of the project, each partner has submitted their progress updates every month.
But do not be sad, an end is only a beginning, we will continue working to bring you fresh contributions every month, as always!
The BATRAW project continues to advance, yielding impressive outcomes. Every partner is diligently striving to fulfil the project’s established goals and anticipated outcomes.
In this update, following our regular practice, we will outline the influence generated by two of our collaborators.
This month we offer you a round-up of the progresses and results of another three of our partners: CEA, CESVIMAP and Fraunhofer.
As every month, we bring you news about the project from some of our partners. This time, it is the turn of two major companies who have been working so hard since the project began: Comanai and Ford Otosan. Let’s get started!
To provide a comprehensive glimpse into the project’s advancements, we aim to showcase various significant milestones accomplished by two of our partnering entities over the course of the initial period.
In order to give an overview of the progress of the project, we would like to reflect in this post different developments carried out during the first 6 months of the project by three of the partners.
Since the inception of the BATRAW project, Indumetal Recycling has made significant strides in the deep discharge of secondary lithium batteries sourced from all types of WEEE.
A project that will develop an AI-powered battery detection system utilising data from x-ray detectors and pick-and-place robots has commenced on the 1 September.
