Sunlight Group: Advancing battery technology with the power of AI

Developing cutting-edge AI models in collaboration with the academic community to predict battery parameters

Sunlight Group, a member of Olympia Group and a technology company, is harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence, to strengthen its leadership in the energy storage market. In collaboration with the University of Thessaly, the company is developing advanced AI models to predict key battery parameters. This initiative unlocks new opportunities for industrial and research applications that promote efficiency and sustainability, while supporting the next generation of energy technologies.

This groundbreaking project is implemented by Sunlight’s research team in collaboration with the Intelligent Pervasive Systems team (iPRISM Research Group, iprism.eu) from the University of Thessaly. By harnessing the power of (deep) machine learning, neural networks and AI algorithms, the initiative aims to create tools for analyzing data retrieved from battery cells, training networks, to predict battery status, and developing more targeted and efficient models to improve performance, reduce costs and extend battery lifespan.  

This pioneering initiative will benefit various sectors, including renewable energy, automotive, battery manufacturing, and Research Organizations focused on energy efficiency, driving innovation in energy and AI.

Nikolaos Tsiouvaras, Chief Technology Officer of Sunlight Group, stated: "By leveraging the power of artificial intelligence, Sunlight is developing advanced solutions for battery parameter prediction, aiming to optimize performance and enhance sustainability. This project paves the way for a new era in the efficient management of energy resources, reaffirming Sunlight's commitment to cutting-edge AI applications. Furthermore, our collaboration with the iPRISM research group strengthens our technological foundation, enabling us to drive innovation and shape the future of energy technologies."

Konstantinos Kolomvatsos, Associate Professor at the University of Thessaly, highlighted: "We are delighted to collaborate with Sunlight, one of Europe’s leading battery manufacturers, on the development of this innovative project. I am confident that the final deliverables, fully compatible with the MathWorks environment, will provide a powerful toolkit, enhancing the application potential of these technologies across both industrial and research domains."