ALBATROSS: A robotised system for high-throughput electrolyte screening via automated electrolyte formulation, coin-cell fabrication, and electrochemical evaluation
Hyun-Gi Lee (1), Jaekyeong Han (1), Minjun Kwon (1), Hyeonuk Kwon (2), Jooha Park (3), Hoe Jin Ha (3), Dong-Hwa Seo (1, 2) ((1) Department of Materials Science, Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science, Technology, Daejeon, Republic of Korea

TL;DR
ALBATROSS is an automated system that streamlines electrolyte formulation, coin-cell assembly, and electrochemical testing, significantly reducing time and labor while producing high-quality, reliable battery data for advancing electrolyte research.
Contribution
This work introduces ALBATROSS, the first fully automated system for high-throughput coin-cell fabrication and testing, integrating custom robotics within an inert environment.
Findings
Achieved less than 1.2% RSD in discharge capacity
Standard deviation of less than 3 Ω in EIS measurements
Enabled automated testing of up to 48 cells without human intervention
Abstract
As battery technologies advance toward higher stability and energy density, the need for extensive cell-level testing across various component configurations becomes critical. To evaluate performance and understand the operating principles of batteries in laboratory scale, fabrication and evaluation of coin cells are essential processes. However, the conventional coin-cell assembly and testing processes require significant time and labor from researchers, posing challenges to high-throughput screening research. In this study, we introduce an Automated Li-ion BAttery Testing RObot SyStem (ALBATROSS), an automated system capable of electrolyte formulation, coin-cell assembly, and electrochemical evaluation. The system, integrated within a argon-filled glovebox, enables fully automated assembly and testing of up to 48 cells without researcher intervention. By incorporating custom-designed…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Battery Materials and Technologies · Advanced Battery Technologies Research · Advancements in Battery Materials
