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Pulsetrain (originally founded as Bavertis) is a technology company that develops electric powertrains. The company combines traditional powertrain systems with a pulsing technology for batteries. Pulsetrain has offices in Munich, Germany, and Graz, Austria.

History

Pulsetrain, originally founded as Bavertis in 2022, was conceptualized through the doctoral thesis of Dr. Manuel Kuder and further developed with Niclas Lehnert, which focused on sustainable long living and efficient energy solutions. The company, headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, initially concentrated on making battery systems smarter, more modular, and durable. Pulsetrain continues with the technological approach and focuses on improving service life for battery storage systems in mobility applications.

Technology and products

Pulsetrain's second product is Cellmate, a battery management system for mobility applications. The company also provides a fully integrated powertrain technology that combines an onboard charger, inverter, and battery management system with AI software. This technology is aimed at improving energy management and performance in electric vehicles.

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