UT Dallas To Lead $30 Million Battery Initiative
The Energy Storage Systems Campus will leverage and stimulate over $200 million in private capital, intellectual property and technology-based economic development.
- The Energy Storage Systems Campus will leverage and stimulate over $200 million in private capital, intellectual property and technology-based economic development.
- The BEACONS center will focus on four main goals:
Optimizing existing battery systems, including integrating robotics and automation into manufacturing. - In addition, the initiative will provide access to facilities to help entrepreneurs design, develop and demonstrate novel energy storage systems.
- The initiative is a prototype for collaboration, said Dr. Joseph Pancrazio , vice president for research and innovation at UT Dallas and co-principal investigator on the project.