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Sakuu is the first company of record to 3D print fully functional batteries in custom shapes and sizes with patterned openings for thermal management in a fully dry process

Published in Forbes, Carolyn Schwaar's feature: 'Additive Manufacturing For Batteries Of The Future: Will 3D Printing Transform Battery Making?'

Arwed brings a deep, rich, and impressive history in automotive leadership and innovation to his current role accelerating Sakuu’s rapid advancement in the e-mobility and battery sectors with their pioneering 3D printed battery program and battery chemistries.

Published in MotorTrend, Frank Markus' feature on Sakuu: 'Can 3D Printing Finally Make Solid-State EV Batteries Practical?'

Porsche Consulting to design Sakuu’s first-of-its-kind additive manufacturing gigafactory for commercial production of 3D printed lithium-metal and solid-state batteries.

Published in The Verge, Lizzie Philip's feature video on Sakuu: 'The future of solid-state batteries could be 3D-printed'

The long-term, multi-phase partnership will supply Sakuu with ceramic battery materials for its custom, high performance, and safe 3D printed solid-state batteries.

New Silicon Valley engineering hub will advance Sakuu’s domestic battery printing initiatives and serve as the gateway for at-scale battery printing gigafactories around the world.

Published in Additive Manufacturing, Julia Hider's feature article on Sakuu: 'Multimaterial 3D Printing Enables Solid State Batteries'

Sakuu announces that its first-generation non-printed lithium metal battery has achieved continuous 3C discharge rate under extensive testing. This 800Wh/l high energy density battery will go-to-market 4Q2022.

Today's achievement marks a significant milestone on Sakuu’s roadmap to fully 3D printable solid-state batteries capable of greater than 1200 Wh/L by 2023.

Sakuu announced a follow-on financing round bringing total funds raised to date to $62M. This funding bolsters the company’s ability to commercialize its first-generation solid-state batteries.

Sakuu announced the commencement of its pilot line and learning center. Sakuu’s pilot line will have the capability to produce up to 2.5 MWh per year of solid-state batteries and in the future will also serve as a customer learning center for its advanced additive manufacturing platform.

Sakuu has announced that it has developed a new safe 3Ah lithium-metal, 30 sub-cell, solid-state battery that could deliver even greater energy performance than current lithium-ion batteries by up to 25% in future.