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a climatic chamber or a cycler, all in-house. It makes these projects so much easier and faster,” Denis adds.
Far from treating that level of integration as a given, RML is expanding its in-house testing capabilities.“ It is not accidental that we have this level of vertical integration; it is a deliberate choice, and one we continue to build on,” Denis explains.“ On the battery side, we now have the ability to characterize cells in-house, which is something we have been doing a great deal of recently, alongside short circuit testing and thermal mapping of cells. These are fairly novel skills, and we have taken the same approach as always of trying to do as much as possible in-house. On our battery management system and controls projects, we have built the test rigs and testing capability in-house too, so that our engineers can physically work in the same room as the equipment
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