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Next-generation thermal runaway monitoring in batteries using real-time gas sensing and AI-driven diagnostics
Electric vehicles (EVs) are central to a sustainable future worldwide, with batteries as their core component, including Li-ion, solid-state, NiMH, and Lead-acid batteries, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. However, thermal runaway (TR) in these batteries poses a major safety challenge
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