Battery Streak, Inc. - Charge Lightning Fast B Trademark

Fast charging technology that
changes everything

Battery Streak’s patented technology reduces hours of charge time to minutes.

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Current Lithium Ion Charging Technology 2%
Battery Streak Lightning Fast Charging 80%

National Science Foundation Award

Battery Streak is a National Science Foundation (NSF) Awardee

Battery Streak, Inc. has been awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant to conduct research and development (R&D) work on nanoparticulate metal oxide electrodes for fast charging lithium ion batteries.

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Battery Streak

Say goodbye to spending life on a charger.

Battery Streak’s unique lithium ion charging technology charges at 6C with a longer cycle life and higher Coulombic efficiency.

In practical terms, devices used in everyday life charge so rapidly, consumers are no longer tied to the charging cord.

A myriad of applications

Charge your electronic devices in minutes, not hours.

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OEM Products

OEM battery applications get your products off the charger in minutes.

Medical Devices

Portable medical devices ready for life-saving duty in minutes.

Personal Devices

Cell phones, smart watches, cameras and more charged and ready in 4 minutes.

Commercial & Industry

Fully charged and back on the job in 15 minutes.

First Responders

Back to life-saving duty in minutes instead of hours on the charging station.

Electric Vehicles

Vehicles charge in the time it takes to fill a tank of gas.

Team Battery Streak

Meet Battery Streak’s team of executives, advisors and technology developers.

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Investors

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Battery Streak News

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Science.org: California’s Move to Phase Out Gas-powered Cars Could Spark Battery Innovations

By |October 13th, 2022|In The Press, Press Release|0 Comments

A recent article published in Science Magazine and on science.org discusses California's phase out of gas-powered vehicles, the push for improved battery technology and Dr. Sarah Tolbert provides details on the technology behind Battery Streak's innovative approach using Niobium.