US battery-analytics platform Micantis, founded 2022 by ex-UL Solutions and HOMER Energy engineers, tracks QC data for 100M+ cells shipped yearly.
Micantis is a U.S. battery-data analytics company founded in 2022 by co-founders Howard Alt (CEO) and Jonathan Awerbuch (CTO). Alt brings more than 20 years of experience in software and scalable data-platform engineering, while Awerbuch has more than 15 years of experience in physics-based modeling and data-driven analysis, including prior work leading commercial modeling software at UL Solutions and at HOMER Energy. According to the company, the founders came together in 2022 with the goal of transforming how battery test data is analyzed and used.
The company's core offering is a battery quality-analytics and operations platform designed to automate the ingestion, analysis, and reporting of battery test data. The platform supports automated ingestion from more than 50 different battery-testing equipment formats and includes a feature called MOOSE AI, described by the company as a plain-language analysis assistant for battery data. Additional capabilities include predictive modeling and cycle-life prediction, along with compliance documentation and audit-trail generation intended to support regulatory and quality requirements. The company states that its platform is used to manage data on more than 100 million cells shipped per year across its customer base.
Micantis serves several distinct customer types within the battery value chain: battery buyers performing incoming quality control, battery and cell manufacturers managing outgoing quality control, battery innovators and R&D teams, and independent contract testing laboratories. Industries served include medical devices, aviation, drones, power tools, e-mobility, and energy storage. In public comments reported in mid-2026, a Micantis co-founder argued that battery manufacturing and supply-chain independence is important to the future of the U.S. drone industry, reflecting the company's focus on the drone and defense-adjacent segment of the battery market.
The company's stated value proposition centers on reducing battery-data analysis time by roughly a factor of ten through automation, and on enabling earlier detection of failing or defective cells before they ship. Its website footer indicates the company is GDPR compliant and that a SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress, though this certification had not been completed as of this research. Micantis' offices, headquarters address, and total employee count are not published on its website; the company can currently be reached only through an online contact form. All information in this profile was drawn from Micantis' official website (micantis.io), including its homepage, About, Team, and Careers pages.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Cloud-based battery quality-control and analytics platform ingesting data from 50+ cycler formats for QC and R&D teams.
AI assistant built into the Micantis platform that answers plain-language questions about battery data with charts and findings.
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WEBSITE
https://micantis.io/HEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
2022
Primary Role
Software/Algorithm
Company Size
employees 10-50
Primary Region
North America
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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Certifications & Memberships
In this guest post, Micantis co-founder and CEO Howard Alt argues that batteries, not aircraft, may be the defining factor in the future of the U.S. drone industry. As demand for drones grows across commercial, public safety, and defense applications, he contends that battery manufacturing and supply chain resilience have become strategic issues for both […] The post Guest Post: America’s Drone Future Depends on Battery Independence appeared first on DRONELIFE.
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