ACCURE

About ACCURE

ACCURE Battery Intelligence is a German software company founded in 2020 that provides a predictive analytics platform for battery systems. The company emerged from a leading European research group on battery systems at RWTH Aachen University. The founders, Dr. Kai-Philipp Kairies (CEO), Dr. Georg Angenendt (CTO), and Dr. Johannes Palmer (COO), leveraged their extensive experience in battery research to address the operational challenges of safety and performance in the rapidly growing energy storage and electric mobility sectors. Dr. Kairies, with over 15 years in the battery industry, previously led one of the largest research groups on grid-connected battery systems, while Dr. Angenendt and Dr. Palmer have deep expertise in electrical engineering and thermodynamics, respectively.

The firm operates on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model, offering a cloud-based platform that analyzes battery data using a combination of physics-based models and artificial intelligence. This platform monitors key metrics like voltage, current, and temperature to provide actionable insights. It serves clients in the energy and mobility industries, including operators of battery energy storage systems (BESS), electric vehicle fleets, and public transport authorities. The core service aims to make batteries safer, more reliable, and longer-lasting. The platform's main products include a Safety Manager for early risk detection, a Performance Manager to identify underperforming assets, and a Lifetime Manager to predict aging and simulate future use cases. By analyzing data from large fleets, ACCURE can detect anomalies, predict potential failures like thermal runaway, and provide recommendations to optimize performance and extend battery life by up to 25%. This helps clients transition from time-based to condition-based asset management, enhancing safety and maximizing financial returns.

ACCURE has raised a total of $34.5 million over four funding rounds. Its latest funding was a $16 million Series B round in February 2025, led by Incharge Capital Partners, a joint venture of Porsche SE and DTCP. This capital is intended to fuel the company's global expansion across Europe, the Americas, and the Asia-Pacific region to meet rising demand.