KULR Technology launches next-generation battery management system

KULR Technology Group Inc. (NYSE American: KULR) announced the launch of its next-generation Battery Management System (kBMS) designed for defense, terrestrial mission-critical applications, and spacecraft power systems.

The company offers the kBMS in two variants. The space-focused version can be configured as a cost-effective system using commercial chipsets protected from radiation within customer housings, or as a premium build utilizing radiation-tolerant components throughout.

"With the launch of the kBMS, our team has built a solution that delivers reliability, safety, and efficiency for mission-critical power systems," said Peter Hughes, Vice President of Engineering at KULR. "Its analog architecture, radiation-tolerant integration, and redundant hardware give customers confidence their systems will perform under the toughest conditions."

The kBMS features an analog architecture with operational amplifier programming strategy that enables the use of radiation-tolerant processors. The system includes dual-redundancy hardware architecture and uses lower-impedance MOSFETs to improve energy efficiency and reduce thermal losses.

The system includes an isolated communication interface designed to protect load and power electronics from voltage spikes. Unlike typical BMS solutions that require replacement when calibration drift occurs, the kBMS can be recalibrated to restore accuracy.

The kBMS platform is available immediately for design-in and qualification programs, targeting space, defense, and other mission-critical applications. This launch expands KULR's offerings beyond thermal management and energy storage products.

KULR Technology Group describes itself as a Bitcoin+ Treasury company that builds frontier technology businesses ranging from high-performance energy systems to AI Robotics. The company has committed to allocating up to 90% of its excess cash to bitcoin acquisition since late 2024.

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