In Pictures: Enevate Unveils Trifecta Cell Technology Claiming to End Energy, Power and Cycle-Life Tradeoff

Enevate's Trifecta platform targets drones, where high energy density and fast charge rates are critical.

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The licensable cell technology aims to serve emerging categories such as humanoid robots and advanced robotics.

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Enevate says Trifecta matches or exceeds leading lithium-metal and solid-state energy density without their drawbacks.

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Drone applications stand to benefit from the platform's combination of energy, power and cycle life.

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Long-life configurations of the Trifecta cell reach 1,000 cycles, according to the company.

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The technology is positioned for products ranging from robotics to electric aircraft.

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Enevate is offering Trifecta as a licensable cell technology to manufacturers.

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Beyond drones, the platform targets data centers, race cars and automated machinery.

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Enevate claims Trifecta ends the traditional tradeoff between energy, power and cycle life.

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