Devices powered by batteries are all around us. Think of how many batteries are within arm’s reach as you read this! There are single-use alkaline batteries in our TV remotes and wireless mice/keyboards, and rechargeable lithium batteries in our cell phones and laptops. These devices can be tiny, like pacemakers, or large like the batteries powering electric vehicles or storing energy on the electric grid.

BROOKLYN, NY, May 12, 2015 — Leading energy storage analytics software developer Voltaiq, Inc. (www.voltaiq.io) is pleased to announce that it has licensed Voltaiq Core and Voltaiq Analytics to the University of Michigan’s Energy Institute as part of its groundbreaking new $8 million battery lab (http://energy.umich.edu/projects/battery-lab), enabling industry and university researchers to quickly manage and analyze data at the facility or remotely.

If you're coming to this year's Battery Power 2015 Conference, don't miss our CEO Dr. Tal Sholklapper's talk titled "Maximize Battery Performance and Lifetime Using Big Data." This year's conference takes place August 5-6, 2015 in Denver, Colorado. We're thrilled to be included among the distinguished list of presenters on the conference program.

Dr. Tal Sholklapper, Voltaiq CEO, has been invited to sit on a panel at this year's Capture the Energy: NY-BEST Annual Meeting and Conference, March 11-12, 2015 in Troy, New York. The Capture the Energy conference is NY-BEST's signature event and draws an audience of approximately 250 people representing senior executives and managers from industry, academia, government and the financial community.

We are very excited to announce that Voltaiq has been invited to give an Emerging Technology Presentation at the NAATBatt 2015 Annual Meeting, February 16-19, 2015 in Phoenix, Arizona. We will be presenting as part of the Energy Storage Innovation Summit, which begins at 1:20 p.m. on Wednesday, February 18.