Hi Rick,
Appreciate the update and glad to hear we’re getting closer.
So it looks like Sakuu’s batteries, particularly their lithium-metal variants, are in fact rechargeable, despite being solid-state. They're offering significantly higher energy density than conventional lithium-ion cells, which means we could achieve the same runtime with less volume and weight, or extend runtime without increasing mass. Their higher discharge rates (up to 8C continuous and 10C pulse) align well with the power demands of drone motors like our Raven. Additionally, their 3D-printed form factors could allow us to integrate the batteries directly into the drone structure or enclosures, improving space utilization and thermal performance.
Working with these guys could definitely open up alot of possibilities for differentiation and optimization.
Best,
Jason

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From: Rick <rick@mavrix.one>
Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2025 11:53 AM
To: Jason Blick <jason@corvexsystems.com>
Subject: New question…

Hi Jason,
Thanks again for all your help with KDE and the documents you’ve sent…
We are getting closer!

In the meantime, if you wouldn't mind...
What could I do with these batteries and your motors:
https://www.sakuu.com/batteries

I realize they can't be recharged…
Would they be smaller, could they save in weight or provide longer run time?

Interested in your thoughts.
Thanks!
Rick

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