Innovations in Solid State Battery

1.1 High Advanced Batteries for Greater Safety
1.2 Technology Readiness Level of Solid State Electrolytes

2.1 Why Do We Need Solid State Batteries?
2.2 State of the Market for Lithium Ion Battery Electrolytes
2.3 High Impact for Solid Inorganic Electrolytes
2.4 Current State of Solid State Electrolyte LiB VS Liquid State Electrolyte LiB
2.5 Only LiRAP and Sulfide Crystalline Have Higher Conductivities
2.6 High Ionic Conductivity and High Electrochemical Windows are the Most Important Attributes
2.7 Technology Readiness Level of Solid State Electrolytes
2.8 The Technology Prioritization Assessment Reveals 2 Opportunities--Solid Oxide and Polymer Gel
2.9 LLZO and LGPS are the Most Preferred Electrolytes for R&D
2.9 LLZO and LGPS are the Most Preferable Electrolytes for R&D

3.1 Licensing and Spin-offs are the Most Common Strategies
3.2 SolidEnergy has the Technological Performance
3.3 Battery Manufacturers are Mostly From the US
3.4 Battery Manufacturers Dominated by Startups
3.4 Battery Manufacturers Dominated by Startups (continued)
3.5 The Component Material Providers Value Chain Has the Biggest Influence on Solid State Battery Cost and Quality
3.6 High-quality Smart Skin Starts with Procurement of Superior Materials, followed by Robust Electronics Manufacturing Practices
3.7 Power Source Brand Owners and Manufacturers Might be Different Entities
3.8 Overview of Market Drivers and Restraints
3.9 Need for Safer Batteries Remains the Biggest Driver
3.10 Development of Suitable of Materials Remains
3.11 Advanced Batteries Offer Huge Potential
3.12 High Support from Governments in NA and APAC

4.1 Entities from NA and Japan Dominate Global Patents
4.2 Lack of Interest from Other Regions to Protect in APAC
4.3 Huge Interest from Startups in this Region
4.4 Interest from Mix Level of Stakeholders
4.5 Only Medium and Low Impact for Key Patents
4.6 Top 5 Patent Assignees are either Leaders or Challengers
4.7 Toyota is the Most Innovative Company in the Solid State Batteries Segment

5.1 IoT Shows the Biggest Potential along with the Healthcare Sector
5.2 IoT has the Highest Impact on Solid State Batteries
5.3 In Solid State Batteries, Success Factors Include Advances in Material Science and Manufacturing Techniques
5.4 Minimizing Critical Defects is Important
5.5 Other than Tier 1s, All Stakeholders Should Partner or Strengthen
5.6 High Advanced Batteries