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Lyten lithium-sulfur UAV cells and packs
U.S.-made lithium-sulfur battery cells and packs for drone propulsion, free of nickel, cobalt, manganese and graphite.
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About Lyten Lithium-Sulfur UAV Cells and Packs
Lightweight lithium-sulfur pouch cells and packs for unmanned aircraft, built on Lyten's 3D Graphene sulfur cathode and a lithium-metal anode and made in California. Lyten markets them as NDAA compliant because they use no nickel, manganese, cobalt or graphite. In May 2025 it began taking orders and showed a Titan Dynamics drone flying for more than three hours on the cells.
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