Battery cell with a softly glowing edge
Pure-silicon anodes

More energy in the same battery.

SINEONE replaces graphite in the anode with pure silicon. Up to 40% more energy, or the same energy in a smaller, lighter battery.

+40% ENERGY
584+ CYCLES
NO GRAPHITE

One cell. Every device that runs on a battery.

Drones, AI glasses, phones and robots all hit the same wall: battery life. SINEONE moves it.

A battery cell surrounded by a drone, smart glasses, a foldable phone and a robot hand
Inside the cell

Three layers do the work.

Every lithium-ion battery has a cathode and an anode, kept apart by a thin separator.

Charging moves lithium into the anode.

The more lithium the anode can hold, the more energy the battery stores. Today that anode is graphite, and graphite is full.

SINEONE: pure silicon.

Silicon holds up to ten times more lithium than graphite. Same cell, up to 40% more energy, with 584+ cycles validated by an independent lab.

Cathode
Separator
Anode · graphiteAnode · SINEONE pure silicon
Why silicon

Graphite has hit its limit. Silicon hasn't.

Up to 10× lithium per gram
SINEONE
2,750+ mAh/g
measured anode capacity
GRAPHITE
372 mAh/g
theoretical maximum
Same energy, smaller pack
SINEONE
−27% / −21%
battery volume / weight
GRAPHITE
Baseline
today's lithium-ion cell
No graphite
SINEONE
0% graphite
pure silicon, developed in Europe
GRAPHITE
90%+ in China
of anode material processed
Energy, volume and weight modeled against graphite-anode cells. Graphite supply: IEA, 2025.
Applications

More runtime from the same battery.

Modeled with SINEONE, same battery size and power draw.

Fixed-wing drone in flight
DRONE · FLIGHT TIME
84 minfrom 60
AI glasses
AI GLASSES · PER CHARGE
5.6 hfrom 4.0
Humanoid robot
ROBOT · RUNTIME
7 hfrom 5
Manufacturing · SINEFAB

Made dry, on industrial tools.

One active material instead of four. No powder plant, no slurry, no drying ovens. Capacity grows one tool at a time, as demand grows.

Contact

Building something that runs on a battery?

Cell makers, device makers and partners: tell us what you are building and we'll send samples.

info (at) sinanotech.com