Nano One Materials Corp (TSX:NANO, OTC:NNOMF) has announced the addition of seven new patents to its portfolio, bringing its total to 48, with 56 more applications pending globally.
"By safeguarding our innovations, we are positioned to lead advancements in energy efficiency and sustainability, which can translate into considerable commercial opportunities,” Nano One chief technology officer Dr Stephen Campbell said.
“Having a strong IP portfolio creates substantial shareholder value, showcasing our commitment to innovation and commercialization, while attracting partnerships and boosting investor confidence in our long-term growth prospects."
Nano One's One-Pot process and M2CAM technology simplify cathode production by integrating lithium addition and eliminating precursor steps, resulting in reduced costs, emissions, and waste while enabling more efficient facility construction and operation, independent of foreign supply chains.
Recently awarded patents cover key innovations including high-voltage spinel LNMO cathode material with enhanced durability (Japan), a single-step process for cathode material with protective coating (India), and the M2CAM technology for sulfate-free production of mixed metal oxide cathode materials (Japan and Taiwan).
Additional patents cover advancements in kiln design for efficient thermal processing (Taiwan), a lithiated NMC precursor material (United States), and a one-pot method for stabilizing nickel-rich cathode materials (China).