- In February 2025, Enfucell, a Finland-based printed battery pioneer, announced the expansion of its SoftBattery® production capacity by 40% to meet rising global demand from wearable medical device manufacturers and smart packaging solutions. The upgrade includes new printing lines and automated testing systems to improve scalability and battery quality for thin, flexible power applications.
- In December 2024, Ultralife Corporation introduced a new line of ultra-thin, rechargeable lithium batteries targeted at IoT and asset tracking markets. These batteries feature a flexible form factor, high cycle life, and operate efficiently at low temperatures—ideal for logistics and cold chain applications.
- In October 2024, Samsung SDI revealed that it is investing in the next generation of solid-state thin-film batteries, focusing on integration with flexible electronics and wearables. The company aims to commercialize this advanced battery technology by 2027, with ongoing prototype evaluations in South Korea and the U.S.
- In August 2024, Blue Spark Technologies launched TempTraq® 2.0, a wireless temperature monitoring patch powered by its proprietary printed battery technology. This development supports growing demand for real-time patient monitoring in hospitals and home care settings, particularly for pediatric and oncology use cases.
- In July 2024, Imprint Energy, a California-based company specializing in zinc-based printable batteries, announced a strategic partnership with a leading European logistics company to supply safe, non-flammable batteries for smart shipping labels and asset tracking systems. The deal supports Imprint’s expansion in the low-cost, disposable battery market for smart packaging.
