1. Technology overview
Lyten is a materials and battery technology company founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Jose, California, with additional manufacturing sites in the United States, Sweden and Poland. The company built a proprietary process to produce three-dimensional graphene from methane and applied it to develop lithium-sulfur battery cells as an alternative to cobalt- and nickel-based chemistries.
Its product lines include Lyten 3D Graphene as a base material for composites, sensors and concrete additives, and Lyten lithium-sulfur battery cells for defense, drone and data center energy storage applications. Customers include automotive, aerospace and infrastructure companies evaluating lower-weight energy storage and composite materials.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
1. Lyten 3D Graphene: tunable graphene platform produced from methane gas.
2. Lithium-sulfur battery cells: cobalt- and nickel-free chemistry aimed at higher gravimetric energy density.
3. Graphene composites: additives for 3D printing materials and concrete.
4. Methane sensors: gas-sensing components built on the graphene platform.
5. Manufacturing footprint: production facilities in the US, Sweden and Poland.
6. Target sectors: automotive, defense, drones and data center power systems.
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