Independent Technology Development in High-Energy Battery Systems

Project Overview

SwissBattery.com documents a completed technology development project focused on advanced battery concepts for unmanned aerial systems.

The work was conducted as an independent effort and included concept development, system evaluation, and intellectual property protection. It does not represent an operating company or active commercial activities.

Project Background

The project originated from research and development activities conducted between 2012 and 2017 within a small joint venture structure in the United States. Between 2017 and 2019, the work was continued independently in Switzerland, with a focus on refining system concepts and evaluating applicability for high-energy and aerospace-relevant applications.

Patents and Scientific Collaboration

The project included scientific exchange and conceptual collaboration with internationally recognized researchers in the field of chemistry, including a Nobel Prize laureate.

Within this context, selected technical concepts were documented and protected through patent filings.
The patenting activities were conducted as part of the broader technology evaluation and did not result in an industrial production programme.

Transition to Europe

Following the initial research and development phase in the United States, subsequent activities were continued in Europe, with a focus on further technical evaluation and contextual assessment.


This transition reflected a strategic decision to align future work with European research environments and regulatory frameworks, without initiating commercial operations.

Professional Context

The project experience includes exposure to a broad range of industrial sectors, including transportation, aviation, materials, and chemical technologies.
This background contributes to a system-level understanding of technical, regulatory, and strategic considerations relevant to advanced energy storage concepts.

Technical Scope and Expertise

The project work involved exposure to a range of technical domains related to advanced battery systems, including cell architecture, materials concepts, and system-level considerations.
Areas addressed during the project included thin-film and multilayer concepts, material selection approaches, and processing considerations relevant to electrochemical energy storage.

These activities were conducted in a research and evaluation context and
contributed to a broader technical understanding rather than operational
service offerings.

Current Status

SwissBattery.com serves as a documentation platform for a completed technology development project.
It does not represent an operating company, a commercial entity, or an active consulting organisation.
It does not represent an operating company, a commercial entity, or an active consulting organisation.

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