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Playbook & Handbook · February 6, 2026
Winning Accelerator Playbook 2026 by BambuUP
EDTECH: LEVERAGING AI-POWERED TECHNOLOGIES TO TRANSFORM THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE
1. Technology overview
Gaussion is a London-based battery technology company founded in 2022 as a spin-out of University College London and the Faraday Institution. It develops technology that adds energy intelligence to existing battery packs to enable faster charging, less heat and longer life without redesigning the cell.
MagLiB is an embedded magnetic printed circuit board that coordinates magnetic-field patterns across a pack, and Aeon is the control chip and software that coordinates MagLiB and adjusts behaviour cycle by cycle. The website lists transport and mobility, aerospace, consumer, infrastructure, robotics, drones and e-VTOL as target markets and says it works with manufacturers, OEMs and energy partners.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- MagLiB: Embedded magnetic PCB that coordinates magnetic-field patterns across a battery pack.
- Aeon: Control chip that coordinates MagLiB and adapts behaviour cycle by cycle.
- Retrofit design: Adds to existing packs without cell redesign.
- Faster charging: Aims to enable faster charging with less heat.
- Longer lifetime: Targets extended battery life.
- In-pack data: Provides real-time data from inside the pack.
3. Potential application
- E-motorbike and EV makers piloting faster charging on existing packs.
- Drone and robotics manufacturers extending flight or run time.
- Battery pack assemblers testing performance upgrades without changing cells.
4. Benefits
Retrofits existing battery packs without changing cells, chemistry or supply chain. Website claims faster charging, lower heat generation and longer lifetime. Provides real-time data from inside the pack. Targets automotive and other high-performance battery markets.
5. Market trends & opportunities
Faster charging and longer pack life are competitive priorities for EVs, e-motorbikes and drones, and retrofit technology can avoid costly cell redesign. Vietnamese battery pack assemblers and EV makers seek performance gains without changing their cell supply.
6. Other information
London, UK; founded 2022 as a UCL and Faraday Institution spin-out. Raised USD 28 million in June 2026 co-led by BGF and AlbionVC, with Autotech Ventures, UCL Technology Fund, DN Capital and Future Ventures. Customers are not named on the website.
