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PAaaS · Phase 01 · Live
v1.02026
Live now — Battery Life Cycle Prediction

Predict material performance
before fabrication.

PAaaS helps battery and energy-material R&D teams make build, test, and lifecycle decisions under declared operating conditions.

§ 01 / What you receive

GS-2026 / SECT_01

What a customer receives

Predicted properties

Bulk, surface, and interfacial behaviour of the material, modelled at atomic scale before any sample is fabricated.

Operating envelope

Stability and failure thresholds across the thermal, mechanical, and coulombic conditions the system has to survive.

Lifecycle estimate

Degradation pathway and longevity bounds, with assumptions and uncertainty stated in plain terms.

§ 02 / Live capability and proof
GS-2026 / SECT_02

Battery Life Cycle Prediction is live.

The first capability in operational service is bounded to one application: predicting how a battery system degrades under realistic operating conditions, and when relevant performance thresholds may be crossed. Properties supply the underlying behaviour, the operating envelope defines the regime, and the lifecycle estimate is the integrated output.

Sim-B programme · declared assumptions · validation conditions

FIG.01 / Capacity retentionMeasured vs predicted
Capacity retention against operating cycles: measured cells against the Grunuss prediction, with 90% confidence band
MeasuredPredicted90% confidence band
Predicted capacity retention against operating cycles for a measured cell population, with declared uncertainty bounds and observed-vs-predicted closure under the Sim-B programme.

§ 03 / Engagement workflow

GS-2026 / SECT_03

How an engagement begins.

Three stages from first contact to a documented first cycle.

  1. 01

    Submit a technical brief

    Problem statement, material or system context, operating regime, timeline, and any existing validation data.

  2. 02

    Alignment and data review

    Technical-fit and scope review under the alignment filter; outcome typically within ten working days.

  3. 03

    First prediction cycle

    Workspace provisioning, methodology orientation, and a documented first cycle with defined success criteria.

§ 04 / Availability

GS-2026 / SECT_04

What a partner can access today.

Applications

  • F.01Live

    Battery Life Cycle Prediction

    Sim-B / QMS-B

  • F.02Forming

    Superconductors Stability

    RTS-W

  • F.03Forming

    Generation-side Materials

    QMS-G

Platform surfaces

  • SF.01Live

    Console

    grunuss.cloud

  • SF.02Planned

    Reports

    Prediction content

  • SF.03Planned

    API

    Programmatic access

  • SF.04Planned

    Repository

    Reproducibility artefacts

The wider programme sequence is described in the institutional roadmap.

§ 05 / Platform experience
GS-2026 / SECT_05

From run configuration to artefact retrieval.

Teams work in an authenticated console: configure a programme and its inputs, inspect each run as it progresses, and retrieve the resulting artefacts from one workspace.

FIG.02PAaaS console · walkthrough

§ 06 / Comparative analysis

GS-2026 / SECT_06

Where PAaaS differs.

PAaaS is designed to help teams decide what merits fabrication, then document how the prediction performs against observed behaviour. It complements laboratory testing and specialist simulation.

P.01Build → test → decideEmpirical development

Fabricate a candidate, characterise it, then accept or reject it.

Most confidence is earned after physical work has begun.

P.02Model a bounded questionSpecialist simulation

Use a defined model to examine a specific behaviour or operating case.

The result depends on method, input assumptions, and validation context.

P.03Predict → validate → fabricatePAaaS

Predict properties, operating envelope, and lifecycle before fabrication.

Every result carries declared assumptions, uncertainty bounds, and validation conditions.

Boundary

PAaaS models physical behaviour under declared operating conditions. It does not forecast market outcomes or provide an unconditional performance commitment.

Begin a technical engagement.

Qualified industrial and institutional partners are invited to bring a problem statement, material or system context, operating regime, and any existing validation data.