EP Systems Targets Certification In 2022 For Propulsion Batteries

June 22, 2021
EPiC modules are designed to stack into battery packs with integrated cooling and venting.
Credit: EP Systems
For a five-year-old startup, EP Systems has already accumulated unrivaled experience in designing energy storage systems for electric aircraft. Drawing on that expertise for its first commercial product, the company plans to begin delivering EPiC modular batteries to aircraft developers this year so...

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