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Ateios Systems Wins Battery Manufacturer of the Year at The Battery Show North America

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RaiCure™ platform advances clean, scalable, and high-performance U.S. battery manufacturing

  • Recognized for its RaiCure™ technology, combining solvent-free production, near-zero emissions, and domestic scalability.
  • Win underscores leadership in sustainable, U.S.-based battery production and innovation across performance, scalability, and environmental impact.
  • Award presented at The Battery Show North America in Detroit, Michigan.

[Detroit, MI – October 7, 2025] – Ateios Systems, a pioneer in advanced battery manufacturing, has been named the 2025 Battery Manufacturer of the Year at The Battery Show North America, held October 6–9 at Huntington Place in Detroit, MI. The award recognizes companies advancing innovation, performance, and sustainability across the global battery industry.

The honor highlights Ateios’ breakthrough RaiCure™ electron-curing platform, which delivers the world’s fastest solvent-free electrode production—achieving industrial speeds while eliminating harmful PFAS chemicals and dramatically reducing energy use.

“Technology becomes truly profound not through complexity, but through ubiquity, when it is so abundant and effortless to produce that it feels as accessible as air,” said Rajan Kumar, CEO and Founder of Ateios Systems. “This award shows we are getting closer to that reality. It is an incredible honor for our team, whose belief in our mission continues to drive constant improvement across the company, product, and vision. I am extremely proud of how we have validated performance at scale while uniting production, supply chain, and sustainability in one cohesive solution.”

Transforming Battery Manufacturing

RaiCure™ replaces traditional, solvent-heavy coating methods with a rapid electron-curing process inspired by semiconductor manufacturing. The platform enables industrial throughput with near-zero emissions and drop-in compatibility for existing production lines.

Key technology advantages:

  • Record-speed manufacturing – 80 meters per minute, nearly 3× faster than the conventional 30 m/min process
  • PFAS-free and solvent-free – Eliminating toxic “forever chemicals” and reducing energy use by up to 96%
  • High-energy electrodes – Thick cathodes up to >5 mAh/cm² with yields exceeding 95%
  • Domestic supply chain integration – All raw materials are sourced from domestic suppliers that can compete on performance, price, and volume in a global market
  • Scalable deployment – Drop-in solution that can bring immediate returns and faster time to market development of batteries

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In September, Ateios announced a partnership with Kodak, leveraging Kodak’s decades of precision film-coating expertise to accelerate the commercialization of its RaiCure™ platform. The collaboration combines Kodak’s 130 years of proven manufacturing infrastructure with Ateios’ clean, solvent-free process to deliver high-performance, U.S.-made electrodes at GWh scale. 

Together, the companies are demonstrating how legacy American engineering, next-generation materials science, and strategic investments made by taxpayers can bring real returns in domestic energy independence and drive a cleaner, more resilient battery supply chain.

About Ateios Systems

Founded in 2018, Ateios Systems is revolutionizing battery electrode manufacturing with its RaiCure™ electron-curing platform, which eliminates toxic solvents and PFAS chemicals, reduces energy use, and enables production speeds more than 3× faster than traditional coating processes. By combining breakthrough materials science with scalable domestic manufacturing, Ateios is redefining the future of clean, high-performance battery production. For more information, visit www.ateios.com

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