Assets in Motion(Advanced Integrated Materials)

Energy systems

The BatteryBlock is the building unit. The rack makes it a system.

AIM is developing a modular BatteryBlock based on printed storage structures, with a dedicated rack, safety and management architecture. Product-level performance remains subject to validation.

Concept rendering · Development programme

Engineering developed. Product validation ahead.Status: 7 September 2026

BatteryBlock / modular product development.

AIM is developing a serviceable energy module for integration into larger systems.

Detailed specifications and engineering information are shared through appropriate technical discussions. Product-level performance remains subject to validation.

An intelligent rack, not just an enclosure.

Three battery blocks in a rack, with one pulled halfway out on its guide rails
Rack concept — three modules with one partly withdrawn. Design subject to validation.

Designed around service and operation

The rack architecture brings together individual block monitoring, state-of-charge and health information, local management and a serviceable installation structure.

Development objectives include operational redundancy and scaling from smaller installations toward container systems.

Controlled replacement

The rack is designed to support controlled replacement after electrical isolation. Service procedures and operating conditions remain subject to validation.

Hardware, safety and intelligence belong together.

  1. 01Printed storage foundation
  2. 02AIM BatteryBlock
  3. 03Rack, safety & controls
  4. 04Application integration
  5. 05Software & lifecycle
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BatteryBlock / product concept.

Closed enclosure with front service hatch, latching handle and side guide rails. Concept illustration — development design, subject to validation.

BatteryBlock / product concept. — concept illustration
Concept visualisation — not a validated product or installed customer system.

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