Battery technology is reshaping the future, from devices to vehicles to entire energy systems.
With new chemistries, manufacturing approaches and large‑scale storage solutions emerging at pace, this event brings the battery ecosystem together to explore where innovation is happening and where it’s heading next.
Reflecting the cross‑sector nature of battery technologies, the conversation will span devices, networks, mobility, infrastructure and energy systems. The programme will evolve with community input, creating space for open dialogue on breakthroughs, challenges, real‑world deployment and the unanswered questions shaping the next decade.
Whether your focus is materials science, grid‑scale storage, manufacturing, transport, sustainability, recycling or supply chain resilience, this is an opportunity to learn from diverse perspectives, share practical experience and help define what matters most in this rapidly changing field.
Why attend
Gain a broader view of how battery technologies are evolving across sectors. Engage with new ideas, compare emerging challenges with established innovations, and connect with people working at different points in the ecosystem. This is a valuable chance to build context, deepen understanding and influence future conversations within the Cambridge Wireless community.
Who should attend
Ideal for engineers, researchers, product developers, strategists, investors, innovators, sustainability specialists, policymakers and professionals in consumer electronics, telecoms, automotive, industrial systems, utilities and infrastructure.
You don’t need to be a battery expert, just curious about how energy storage will shape the next generation of devices and connected technologies.
