Battery diagnostics · Physics-informed AI

Battery intelligence for used-battery decisions.

Dynovy builds short-window diagnostic technology that applies physics-informed models and low-data AI to assess used batteries quickly and accurately.

Incomplete battery history and slow testing cycles are no longer acceptable barriers to confident reuse and recycling decisions.

Used batteries are becoming a high-volume decision problem.

As EV and industrial battery fleets reach end-of-first-life, operators face a growing volume of units that need fast, reliable assessment. Existing approaches weren't designed for this scale or these conditions.

Manual screening

Visual inspection and basic voltage checks provide superficial signals. They miss hidden degradation, can't estimate remaining capacity, and leave operators guessing on high-stakes routing calls.

Full diagnostic testing

Comprehensive cycle testing delivers accurate data — but takes hours to days per battery. At scale, this bottleneck makes full testing economically unviable for most second-life and recycling operations.

BMS and historical data

Battery management system records are often missing, incomplete, or incompatible across OEMs and chemistries. Relying on history that doesn't exist is not a scalable assessment strategy.

Operators need faster, decision-grade battery assessment.

Short diagnostic window. Deeper battery insight. Practical routing decision.

Dynovy compresses the assessment timeline without compromising the quality of the decision. Our platform is built for real operational conditions — variable battery states, limited history, high throughput pressure.

Capture

A short controlled diagnostic test is applied to the battery — no full discharge required. We extract a rich set of electrochemical signals within a compact time window.

Interpret

Physics-informed models and low-data AI interpret those signals against degradation mechanisms. We surface what's actually happening inside the cell — not just a voltage reading.

Decide

The output is a decision-grade assessment: route to reuse, repurpose, recycle, or isolate. Clear, actionable, traceable — built for operators who need to move fast without sacrificing accuracy.

We are building decision infrastructure for the battery lifecycle — not another dashboard to ignore.

The next battery bottleneck isn't production. It's the decision after first life.

Reduce time-to-decision across high-volume battery intake operations

Safer handling through early identification of degraded or unsafe cells

Reuse confidence backed by physics-grounded capacity and health estimates

Recycling prioritisation based on real chemistry state, not guesswork

A stronger data layer that improves with every assessment, compounding value over time

Starting with used-battery assessment and routing.

Short-window electrochemical diagnostics for lithium-ion cells at end-of-first-life

Routing classification: reuse, repurpose, or recycle — with confidence scores

Designed for variable battery states and incomplete data environments

Integration into existing intake and sorting workflows without major infrastructure change

Validation with real batteries from EV decommissioning and industrial applications

Future direction

Battery assessment is the entry point. Over time, Dynovy is building toward a broader platform for lifecycle intelligence — enabling smarter decisions at every transition point in a battery's life, from first use through to responsible end-of-life processing.

The data gathered at each assessment compounds. The dataset strengthens as more batteries are assessed.

Early access

We are looking for validation partners.

We are working with a small group of operators to validate our diagnostic approach against real batteries in real conditions. If you handle used batteries at any point in the lifecycle — and care about making better decisions faster — we want to talk.

RecyclersSecond-life operatorsService teamsFleet & OEM channelsCircular economy operatorsEnergy storage operators

Reach out to discuss whether there's a fit for a short validation engagement.

Discuss validation