Thin and conformable
Gii is grown on flexible substrates, so cells can bend and conform to the device rather than dictating its shape.
Applications
Wearables, smart packaging and single-use medical devices need power sources that are thin, flexible and safe. Gii's conductive 3D pure carbon structure is a strong current collector and electrode material for printed cells.
Gii is grown on flexible substrates, so cells can bend and conform to the device rather than dictating its shape.
The same structure supports high power density supercapacitor formats for pulsed loads such as wireless transmission.
Connected
Gii grown on flexible substrates gives printed energy storage designers a high surface area, highly conductive electrode with no binder and no metal foil.
How Gii 3D pure carbon foam is grown and why its structure performs.
Scale-up and volume supply from iGii's UK facility.
Tell us what you are building and we will map Gii to your application.