Project description
New graphene sensor to transform EV industry
Many fast-growing industries such as aerospace, automotive, power generation, oil and gas require fast-response, light-weight, flexible, stable, large-area temperature measurement. The battery industry currently faces renaissance and booming demand in the electric vehicle (EV) and grid battery storage market. The EU-funded DANUBIAGRAPH project has developed a graphene temperature sensor, which can be applied on any non-metallic substrate like an extremely thin film. The project has tested the graphene temperature sensor and found it to be highly accurate during industrial validation. DANUBIAGRAPH designed the sensor to be flexible for use on curved surfaces, which makes its coverage area practically unlimited. They also designed the sensor to be cheap with a fast response time and excellent accuracy.
Field of science
- /engineering and technology/materials engineering/coating and films
- /engineering and technology/nanotechnology/nano-materials/two-dimensional nanostructures/graphene
- /engineering and technology/electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering/electronic engineering/sensors
- /social sciences/economics and business/business and management/commerce
- /social sciences/social and economic geography/transport/electric vehicles
Programme(s)
Call for proposal
H2020-SMEInst-2018-2020-1
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Funding Scheme
SME-1 - SME instrument phase 1Coordinator
84104 Bratislava
Slovakia
