On 27 February 2026, BATTwin presented in a joint Battery Collaboration Workshop organised by Battery 2030+. During the workshop – which brought together the BatCat, BATTwin and SafeLoop teams -, Gergely Horváth, Research Fellow within SZTAKI represented BATTwin and touched upon the latest developments in the project – from the data storage platform, through the
The BATTwin partners met in Grenoble on 29–30 January 2026 for an intensive two-day workshop hosted at Verkor’s facilities. The meeting was designed as a hands-on working session to advance the project’s modelling, integration, and workflow development ahead of the next implementation phase. During the workshop, the developed digital tools were presented to end users,
BATTwin has been featured in the University of Oldenburg’s new “Humans and Technology” category. This section highlights research exploring how technological innovation interacts with the human element across areas such as hearing science, safety critical systems, neurosensory research, and healthcare.Read more about the projects in this category via the link.
BATTwin will showcase its latest research at the 12th IEEE International Conference on Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering (ICMRE), taking place in Oldenburg from 2–4 March 2026. Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Andreas Rauh and Lisa Wünderlich from the University of Oldenburg, representing BATTwin, will present several contributions advancing battery manufacturing, process control, and control system engineering during
The BATTwin consortium was proudly represented at the Battery Innovation Days, held on 2–3 December 2025 in Graz, Austria. The two-day event brought together over 600 industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers to explore the future of European battery innovation. Represented by Prof. Marcello Colledani (Project Coordinator, POLIMI), Prof. Darek Ceglarek (WMG), and Research Fellow Gergely
The BATTwin consortium gathered from Nov. 19th to Nov 20th at the Comau premises in Torino, Italy, for a two-day project meeting focused on reviewing progress and planning the next stages toward the delivery of the BATTwin digital twin platform. Hosted by Comau, the meeting brought together representatives from all partner organizations to present recent
BATTwin is pleased to announce its participation in the November 18th, 2025 meeting of the Working Group on the EU Battery Passport for Maritime Batteries, organized by the Maritime Battery Forum. During the session, Giacomo Grosa, Project Manager & Battery Regulation Developer at Bureau Veritas Group, presented the BATTwin project and its innovative approach to
BATTwin will take part in the upcoming World Digital Product Passport (DPP) Summit, held in Berlin, Germany, on 26–27 March 2026. Representatives from Bureau Veritas Italia will showcase the BATTwin project at this international gathering, which brings together key stakeholders to explore the future of digital product passports. To learn more about this event, follow
We are pleased to announce the publication of the BATTwin Partners & Services booklet. This resource highlights each project partner, showcasing their services and their role within the BATTwin initiative. Explore the full booklet on the leaflets and booklets page and learn more about the expertise driving BATTwin forward.
We’re excited to announce that the BATTwin project will be participating in the 5th edition of the Battery Innovation Days (BID), taking place 2–3 December 2025 in Graz, Austria and online. This annual event convenes leading voices from across the European battery value chain — including researchers, industry experts, and policymakers — to explore the
