Battery Lifecycle Monitoring
We’re entering a battery-powered future—but the intelligence behind it is lagging. Without advanced State of Health analytics, we’re flying blind on performance, safety, and lifecycle potential.
Overview
What We Do
Stationary Test Systems
Test batteries and battery cells of any type using patented test systems and artificial intelligence.
Fleet Monitoring
Determine the condition of vehicle batteries whenever and wherever you want.
Stationary Test Systems
With the help of artificial intelligence, we ensure the safe operation of your battery storage system around the clock.
The Opportunity
Battery deployment is accelerating across every sector
EVs, defence, government, mining, home energy storage systems and power companies are all experiencing growth in the adopdion of battery power systems. But the tools to understand battery health and performance haven’t kept pace. Without advanced diagnostics, manufacturers are exposed, warranties are hard to validate, and batteries are discarded long before their true end of life.
That’s the gap Oakmoor Systems is closing.
We research, develop and deliver rapid, AI-powered Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) battery testing and monitoring. This Empowers manufacturers to validate warranties, enabling users to trust their battery performance, and unlocking extended lifecycle value (2nd and 3rd life) for batteries that would otherwise be prematurely discarded.
This isn’t just about diagnostics, it’s intelligence. It’s the missing layer of insight that will define the next era of energy storage.
The Australian battery market alone is projected to more than double by 2034, reaching USD $3.41 billion. And globally, the demand for smarter battery management is surging. Wherever batteries are deployed, there’s a need to know: Are they healthy? Are they safe? Are they ready?
Key Sectors
- Electric Vehicles
- Home Storage
- Mining
- Defence
- Utilities
The Australia battery market generated USD 1.96 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 6.09 billion by 2030, growing at a 17.6% CAGR, driven by a booming demand for grid-scale and EV batteries due to falling costs and the need to support the energy transition.
The Market
Market Growth Drivers
- Increased EV Adoption: Falling battery prices, improving energy density, and a broader range of EV models are boosting sales and demand for EV batteries.
- Technological Advancements: Innovations in battery chemistry and manufacturing are driving large-scale deployment across various vehicle types.
- Government Support: Policies promoting domestic production, robust research and development, and recycling initiatives are key factors in the market’s growth.
Market Trends
- Lithium-Ion Dominance:
Lithium-ion batteries are the dominant type in the Australian market, accounting for the largest share of revenue and showing the fastest growth. - Circular Economy Focus:
Efforts are underway to develop a circular economy for batteries, which includes repurposing and recycling them to reduce waste and extract valuable materials. - Demand Beyond Vehicles:
While driven by EV growth, the demand for batteries in Australia is also influenced by broader trends in energy storage and the adoption of renewable energy systems.
Challenges
- Upstream vs. Downstream: Despite its dominance in upstream raw material production, Australia faces challenges in building a comprehensive downstream industry for battery manufacturing and end-of-life management.
- End-of-Life Management: A large percentage of end-of-life lithium-ion batteries are currently stockpiled or landfilled, highlighting the need for improved recycling infrastructure and processes.
Opportunities
- Domestic Manufacturing: There are significant opportunities for domestic manufacturing and supply chain localization to capture more value within the Australian market.
- Innovation: Continued innovation in battery reuse, second-life applications, and recycling offers further avenues for value creation.
- Home storage: This market is already over 1.5billion dollars and the compound rate estimated at 20% plus over the next 5 years.