Chinese battery giant CATL won the MINDS Award at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland for its Intelligent Cell Design project.
By using deep learning from more than 100,000 battery cases, 600 TB of test data and EV aftermarket data, CATL has built an intelligent cell design platform that can generate design suggestions instantly and deliver virtual cells based on user-defined performance indicators.
The performance prediction has an accuracy of around 95% and improves design efficiency by 30% compared to traditional design, according to the company, shifting R&D from reliance on experimental trial and error to data-driven design.
The MINDS Awards, established by the World Economic Forum’s Centre of Excellence for Artificial Intelligence, select organizations worldwide that drive AI transformation across five core dimensions: strategy, talent, data, technology and governance.
Source: CATL
