"We believe MMAT is a leader in metamaterials and we anticipate the company to aggressively fund R&D to develop new opportunities, enhance existing products and improve manufacturing procedures to lower production costs," Sweeney wrote. Meta Materials is a "technology leader," ROTH Capital Partners analyst Gerry Sweeney wrote in a May research report, when ROTH initiated coverage on the company with a Buy rating and a target of $2.25. Ford and General Motors have set a goal of achieving 40-50% of their sales from EVs in the U.S. One out of every five vehicles sold worldwide could be an EV in less than two years. Fed by the expanding EV industry, the global market for lithium-ion battery separators was estimated at $5.1 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach $9 billion by 2025, Yano Research Institute Ltd. The company said its total revenue grew 264% year-over-year to $4.1 million in 2021 on the strength of $1.8 million from the acquisition of Nanotech Security, which provides applications for currency authentication. Meta is using them to develop nanotechnology products like self-deicing and defogging car and truck headlights and windows, see-through antennas, augmented reality glasses that look like regular glasses, and an eyeglass coating that protects pilots' eyes from laser strikes. "That's how the battery becomes more efficient (more power, less weight) and cheaper (less materials, simpler assembly)." Company is a 'Technology Leader,' Analyst Saysĭeveloped first in the 1960s, metamaterials came into their own when design and manufacturing capabilities caught up to the technology in the 2000s. "The thickness and weight of the inactive materials (both separator and current collectors) can be reduced," said Rob Stone, Meta's vice president for corporate development and communications. The cathode is deposited directly on the separator with the third-generation NPORE® ECS, reducing weight and thickness. The one with the plastic separator catches fire and explodes, while the one with the NPORE® separator is fine. A video on Meta's site shows a test where batteries with both types of separators are pierced by nails. The lack of plastic makes it much more stable. The second-generation NPORE® separators do not have a plastic substrate inside but are made of a nanoporous ceramic material. They prevent contact between the anode and cathode while allowing the flow of lithium ions. Separators are porous membranes between the electrodes in the battery. Its portfolio has 98 patent families, of which 57 include at least one already issued patent. Meta said it now has 251 issued patents and 159 pending patent applications. half their patents, (they) could be massive," she told Streetwise Reports. Out of literally hundreds of patents the company has applied for and received, battery tech is "one of my favorite areas for them." "The ceramic battery separators could be just like.
Independent investor PennyQueen has long been a fan of disruptive and clean technology companies and continues to be excited about Meta.
The patents cover Meta's second-generation NPORE® nanoporous ceramic separator and its third-generation NPORE® ECS (electrode coated separator) for lithium-ion batteries. patents that it says will improve safety and reduce the cost of lithium-ion batteries needed for the expanding electric vehicle (EV) industry. (MMAT:NASDAQ MMAX:CSE 1T01:FRA) has been granted two U.S. Nova Scotia-based nanotech company Meta Materials Inc. improve safety and reduce the cost of lithium-ion batteries needed for the electric vehicle industry. Aims To Make EV Batteries Safer, CheaperĪug( Newswire) New patents could help Meta Materials Inc.
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