Robots Learn To Handle High-Voltage EV Batteries Thanks To Circu Li-ion

October 7, 2025

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Luxembourg cleantech Circu Li-ion has demonstrated a system capable of teaching a robot to disassemble high-voltage Electric Vehicle (EV) batteries at its facility in Luxembourg.

For the Eureka-funded Project LAMBDA, Circu Li-ion joined forces with AICA and the Swiss Battery Technology Center (SBTC) to teach an industrial Kuka robot how to perform this complex task with a human-like sense of touch.

According to a statement from the company, the system used 3D vision and force feedback on a neural network trained in simulation with…

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