The Battery Industry Is Solving the Wrong Problem | Prof. Daniel Auger | S2 | Ep.14 | Full Episode
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The Battery Industry Is Solving the Wrong Problem | Prof. Daniel Auger | S2 | Ep.14 | Full Episode
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Why do we keep treating batteries primarily as a chemistry problem?
Professor Daniel Auger, Professor of Electrification at Cranfield University, argues that a battery’s real-world performance depends on the complete system, including software, sensors, thermal management, power electronics and the way the battery is used.
In this conversation, we explore why EV battery life remains difficult to predict, how battery-management systems affect usable capacity and safety, and what second-hand EV buyers need to know about battery health.
Professor Auger also discusses the prospects for lithium-sulfur, lithium-air, sodium-ion and solid-state batteries; an experiment that detected induced thermal runaway approximately 15 minutes before it occurred; and why strong battery companies often fail because of finance rather than technology.
A grounded discussion about what it takes to move battery innovation from promising chemistry to reliable real-world systems.