Aegis replaces static BMS lookup tables with real-time adaptive overpotential control—eliminating cold-weather throttling in EVs while protecting lithium-ion health in mobile devices. A/B testing on handset-class cells shows up to 20% faster charge vs. conventional CC–CV, with State-of-Health-aware control.
Active degradation mitigation protects health across hundreds of rapid charge cycles.
Eliminates cold-weather throttling by safely tracking live physical cell acceptance thresholds.
Integrates seamlessly as an OTA-ready software layer on standard automotive processors.
CDS/PAC-based mobile controller delivers up to 20% faster charge time on PinePhone-like single-cell Li-ion batteries, while enforcing strict SoH-aware limits to protect long-term health.
The same brain-inspired control loop used for EV packs runs at mobile scale: sensing battery state, estimating SoC/SoH, computing a health-aware reward, and choosing the next current segment hundreds of times per charge session.
Aegis deploys as a lightweight firmware layer on existing Battery Management Systems (BMS) or central vehicle platforms—no new sensors, no new silicon, no hardware qualification cycles. The same CDS/PAC foundation is available for mobile PMICs and embedded devices.
Request OEM Pilot AccessShips as a software layer over existing automotive processors—no ECU or wiring changes.
Adapts automatically to NMC, LFP, and next-generation cell architectures.
Hardware-in-the-loop validation datasets available under NDA for engineering review.
Benchmarks across rapid charge cycles, climate extremes, and drive-cycle profiles.
The same CDS/PAC architecture used for EV fast-charging is now available for smartphones, tablets and low-voltage embedded devices. Aegis runs as a C-language charging controller over PMICs such as AXP20X, delivering faster, healthier charging without changing hardware.
On PinePhone-class handsets and single-cell Li-ion packs, A/B testing shows up to 20% faster charging compared to conventional CC–CV algorithms, while enforcing strict State-of-Health-aware limits. CDS/PAC continuously learns each device’s acceptance profile instead of relying on one-size-fits-all tables.
Aegis’s mobile solution packages the CDS/PAC controller as a firmware-ready C driver that wraps existing PMICs (e.g. AXP20X), using their telemetry (voltage, current, temperature, SoC) to make brain-like control decisions in real time.
Device makers can adopt Aegis via simple firmware hooks:
Transforming battery management from static safety buffers into dynamic performance software.
Unlike conventional BMS systems that rely on estimated voltage curves, Aegis constantly senses internal electrochemical boundaries to maximize charging current without exceeding physical stress points.
Designed specifically to solve severe winter range and charging loss, maintaining rapid energy throughput across ambient temperatures from -10°C to +50°C.
Whether deployed on Lithium-Ion (NMC/LFP) or next-generation Sodium-Ion cells, our software adapts automatically to the underlying pack electrochemistry.
Extends beyond stationary charging to optimize drive-cycle torque distribution, heat harvesting, and regenerative braking energy capture.
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