A wide range of cell defects aren’t detectable with electrochemical tests, which the industry has primarily been relying on to distinguish bad from good cells.
An electric vehicle carrying a defective cell may drive smoothly for several thousand miles before any indication of pack failure emerges.
Just like raw materials or production capacity, we see battery quality as a major bottleneck to the electrification of everything - one that is underestimated and underserved.

Patrick, Peter and Eric spent a combined 25 years in the Li-ion battery industry. Whether they were working for cell producers or electric vehicle makers, every time they faced a cell quality challenge, they systematically turned to the same technology for answers: X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning.
When they realized how scalable CT scanning could be, they co-founded Glimpse to turn what is currently a low-volume, costly lab instrument into the world’s most powerful battery quality monitoring platform.
