Honeywell integrates Battery MXP at Alabama Mobility and Power Center
- Honeywell's AI-powered Battery MXP will be integrated into the University of Alabama's AMP Center battery research lab.
- Battery MXP is designed to improve cell yields, expedite facility startups and guide scaling to cost-effective, high-quality batteries.
- Honeywell is working with FOM Technologies to optimize electrode production within Battery MXP and deliver an end-to-end automation solution.
- The AMP Center battery lab is expected to open in Q2 2026 and will be one of the first pilot production sites available to external organisations, offering hands-on training.
Deployment
Honeywell's AI-powered Battery Manufacturing Excellence Platform (Battery MXP) will be integrated into the Alabama Mobility and Power (AMP) Center's battery research lab at the University of Alabama to provide automation for battery manufacturing.
Capabilities
Battery MXP is designed to optimize operations by improving cell yields, expediting facility startups and guiding manufacturers on scaling to cost-effective, high-quality batteries at the production levels required for electrification.
Partnerships and process focus
Honeywell is collaborating with FOM Technologies to optimize electrode production within Battery MXP—a traditionally challenging stage—in order to deliver an end-to-end automation solution intended to help OEMs produce safer batteries.
Training and timing
The AMP Center battery research lab is expected to open in Q2 2026 and will be one of the first pilot battery production sites available to external organisations; AMP will provide hands-on experience to students and engineers using Honeywell's automation technologies.
Source: Honeywell
