It may, depending on the Lyten business model. The Lyten battery may* be ahead with development (the charge speed seems slower than LIS indications) and prepared to scale up.
The LIS team appear to be better prepared with business strategy acknowledging that there are other companies developing new technology to make batteries, so they instead will focus on licencing the technology to manufacturers (assume Panasonic, LG Chem) who with minor retool can use existing plants and can go mainstream as long as BNNTTL can punch out enough BNNT (modular manufacturing comforts the thought of dealing with scale, just bolt on more units of proven tech). Can the Lyten 3D Graphene be scaled up and at a reasonable Capex?
It may, depending on the Lyten business model. The Lyten battery...
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