LG Innovation - Future of batteries and electric vehicles webinar June 21st 8pm EDT

[Ravi Kempaiah]

LG is hosting a webinar today with some amazing scientists. Starting today in about an hour.
Please do watch if you are free.

LG Energy Solution INNOVATION FORUM 2021

lgesinnovationforum2021.com

 

[drewberz]

@Ravi Kempaiah Gah, I missed this! Know if/where the webinar will be posted? A Google search didn't return anything.

 

[Ravi Kempaiah]

@Ravi Kempaiah Gah, I missed this! Know if/where the webinar will be posted? A Google search didn't return anything.

I could personally text you the link next time something like this happens.
Some of the talks had confidential data, so they did not permit any recording of the event. Here is a small preview

 

[Gionnirocket]

I could personally text you the link next time something like this happens.
Some of the talks had confidential data, so they did not permit any recording of the event. Here is a small preview

Yes, please do
And WTF is KST

 

[drewberz]

Yes, please do
And WTF is KST

I wasn't sure what KST stood for either.

For 'Korea Standard Time'. LG is a South Korean company.

 

[drewberz]

I could personally text you the link next time something like this happens.
Some of the talks had confidential data, so they did not permit any recording of the event. Here is a small preview

Thanks, that'd be great! This video can only be a teaser

 

[Ravi Kempaiah]

Currently, LG MJ1 is one of the highest energy density cylindrical cells one can buy (other than the 4680 and 2170 cells by Panasonic).
LG is doing a phenomenal job scaling up the battery plant capacity. They already have secured an agreement with GM for their Ultium batteries and supply to several top automakers including Ford, Tesla in other markets.

 

[drewberz]

Currently, LG MJ1 is one of the highest energy density cylindrical cells one can buy (other than the 4680 and 2170 cells by Panasonic).
LG is doing a phenomenal job scaling up the battery plant capacity. They already have secured an agreement with GM for their Ultium batteries and supply to several top automakers including Ford, Tesla in other markets.

Nice. Will be great to see something other than cylindrical developed further. Originally looking for chargers, I stumbled across this site showing specs and charge/discharge curves of various batteries:

Test of LG 18650 MJ1 3500mAh (Green)

lygte-info.dk

Seems comprehensive but I don't know of its veracity.

 

[Ravi Kempaiah]

Nice. Will be great to see something other than cylindrical developed further. Originally looking for chargers, I stumbled across this site showing specs and charge/discharge curves of various batteries:

Test of LG 18650 MJ1 3500mAh (Green)

lygte-info.dk

Seems comprehensive but I don't know of its veracity.

There are quite a lot of tests available on Endless sphere:
Taken from this thread: https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=103092