Objective
Dynamic E flow (dEf) is an early-stage start-up with strong electric engineering expertise. We enable automotive manufacturers to build high performance electric machines with twice the power at a fraction of the cost. Our core innovation is the flexible enamelled hollow capillary wire (Capcooltech® wire) and the related connection technology (Capcooltech® box). By increasing the power density of electric machines while reducing costs and complexity, we accelerate the transition to electrified vehicles and the achievement of the EU and global environmental targets.
The European Commission support will be an excellent validation of our venture, and by supplementing our private funding will help increase our technology uptake by the European industry and attract additional investors and strategic partners in the EU, Asia and the USA.
we performed in-depth feasibility and industrialization studies, culminating in a strategy for long term growth, mid-term business plan, and Roadmap 2025.
Our R&D and market uptake are supported by excellent stakeholder knowledge. We cooperate very closely with our advisory board, leading experts of automotive and scientific and industrial research centres like Bundeswehr University Munich. Other supportive institutions include Technical University Munich and RWTH Aachen.
The proprietary elements of Capcooltech® have been validated in-house and by third parties. Special attention and effort were made in developing the related tooling for industrialized, automated manufacturing to ensure scalability and rapid market uptake.
In our target market (48V automotive), our technology is virtually irresistible. For automotive manufacturers, it is essentially substituting conventional electric machines with Capcooltech® machines, getting more power at less cost.
By 2025, our total addressable market will reach 30mio electrified vehicles. The timely introduction of Capcooltech® in 2018/9 would enable capturing a significant share of that market.
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H2020-EU.3.3. - SOCIETAL CHALLENGES - Secure, clean and efficient energy
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SME-2 - SME instrument phase 2
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Call for proposal
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(opens in new window) H2020-SMEInst-2016-2017
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87600 KAUFBEUREN
Germany
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