// Use cases

Built for the people who live with battery data.

Whether you make cells, test them or run them in the field, the question is the same: which ones should I worry about, and how sure are you?

// 01 · Cell manufacturing

Find the batch that is drifting while it is still on site.

Formation and ageing produce some of the richest data a cell will ever have, and most of it is read once and archived. RevolveAI keeps that data comparable across lines, batches and months, so a shift in capacity, self-discharge or impedance shows up while the cells are still in the warehouse rather than in a warranty claim.

A question it answers“Is batch 114 on line 2 ageing like the last twenty, and if not, since when?”
Data you bring
  • Formation cycling data: voltage, current, temperature per cell
  • Ageing and rest data, including open-circuit voltage over time
  • End-of-line test results and grading
  • Batch, line and material lot identifiers
What you get back
  • One view of production data by line, batch and time window
  • A signal when a batch starts to differ from the ones before it
  • Early-life health estimates per cell, each with a 90% interval
  • Every flag traceable back to the rows that raised it
// 02 · R&D and test labs

Spend the week on the experiment, not on the export.

A typical lab runs several cycler brands, each with its own units, sign conventions and file layouts. RevolveAI handles that once per source, so results from every rig land on the same schema. Comparing two protocols or two chemistries then means comparing the data, not reconciling it first.

A question it answers“How does the new electrolyte compare with the baseline after 300 cycles at 45 °C?”
Data you bring
  • Cycler exports from Arbin, Neware or in-house rigs
  • Cycle summaries and full time-series
  • Impedance and internal-resistance measurements
  • Test plans, datasheets and reports for the copilot to search
What you get back
  • Every cycler on the same units, sign convention and UTC clock
  • Columns we don't recognise kept, not dropped
  • Remaining-life forecasts from early cycles, with intervals
  • Answers from your own documents, with the passage cited
// 03 · Fleet and storage

Plan replacements before they turn into outages.

Operators running vehicles or storage sites have plenty of BMS data and little time to read it. RevolveAI turns pack telemetry into a ranked list: which assets are ageing faster than expected, how much life each one has left, and how sure the estimate is. That makes maintenance and replacement something you schedule rather than react to.

A question it answers“Which ten packs should we plan to replace before next summer?”
Data you bring
  • BMS or telematics data: pack voltage, current, state of charge
  • Minimum and maximum cell voltages and temperatures
  • Asset identifiers such as VIN or pack serial
  • Operating context: site, duty cycle, climate
What you get back
  • State of health for every pack, banded so outliers stand out
  • Remaining useful life per asset, with a 90% interval
  • A ranked list of packs that need a decision this week
  • The trend and data behind each flag, ready to share
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