Following our recent announcement of Telescope Innovation’s (the “Company’s“) new project with Natural Resources Canada (“NRCan“), we are providing a few highlights and a quick (80-second) video describing how this partnership advances Telescope’s strategic mission.
Highlights:
- NRCan, a Canadian government agency, has selected Telescope as an innovation partner to develop an autonomous laboratory platform powered by robotics, artificial intelligence, and Telescope’s unique chemical analysis technology.
- This engagement explicitly aligns Telescope’s research activities with federal priorities on technology innovation.
- The automation platform will aim to increase the efficiency of lithium extraction, purification, and crystallization to address rising demands for battery materials and clean energy.
- We are expanding Telescope’s contract research offerings. This project is synergistic to an ongoing collaboration between Telescope and Standard Lithium, a leading Canadian lithium developer pioneering a new wave of lithium production in North America.
- This project may lead to the development of new intellectual property addressing market-driven needs for lithium supply technologies.
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