Informa’s huge battery and electric vehicle event, The Battery Show, takes place October 7 through 10^th at Huntington Place in Detroit. Design News has published previews of several of the sessions and topics at the important show, and you can check out The Battery Show site for more details.

If you need some additional ideas on exhibits and sessions to cover at this show, check out these social media postings and other links we have uncovered below.

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Remember This Keynote

Don’t forget to attend the keynote featuring LG Energy Solution Vertech Chief Product Officer Tristan Doherty in Ballroom B Tuesday, October 8^th at 9:15 am. Doherty will discuss stationary energy storage.

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Wireless battery management

Intrepid Control Systems and Analog Devices will show their latest innovations in wireless battery management at Booth #1201.

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Adaptive process control

Coherix will show its Adaptive Process Control solutions for dispensing applications at Booth #3529.  

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Safe for battery testing

For battery testing, AES is showing its SC-512-SAFE battery safety chamber.

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Li-ion battery cases

At Booth #4208, Americase LLC will show Li-ion battery shipping and storage cases that meet or exceed all standards and regulations.

Related:Battery Show North America Shares Speaker List

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Power testing instruments

ITECH Electronics will present its latest power testing instruments at The Battery Show in Booth #5633.  These include the IT6600C bidirectional DC power supply, with high power density up to 42kW in 3U, 10MW in parallel connection; newly upgraded IT7900EP Grid Simulator AC power supply, power output up to 21kVA in 3U single unit and can be extended to 1MVA after master-slave parallel connection; IT2700 Multi-channel Modular Power System, 1U single unit outputs up to 8 channels; and the IT2800 Graphical Source Measure Unit, combing the capabilities of six devices in one.

Battery development platform

Electra (Booth #4053) will showcase its EnPower Design and Battery Innovation Suite, a software platform that accelerates battery development by up to 90%, cuts costs by as much as 30%, and reduces product failures by up to 40%. The suite ensures product reliability across stages—from initial design and testing to full system integration—providing end-to-end confidence in battery innovation.