2024

Established company identity under the Revoltamp brand emphasizing cost-efficiency, reliability, and sustainability.
Defined residential energy storage as the primary entry market (backup power + time-of-use savings), with commercial & industrial (C&I) expansion planned for future phases.
Refined messaging and design language for investor, partner, and supplier outreach.

Initiated outreach to EV recyclers and OEMs to secure second-life module supply; documented capacity-grading and safety-testing protocols.
Finalized preliminary UL 9540/1741/1973/1971 compliance roadmap, test matrix, and supporting documentation structure.
Developed early bill of materials (BoM), enclosure design requirements, and vendor qualification criteria.

Finalized core system architecture, including EV module building blocks scalable up to ~30 kWh, with a unified 48 V DC bus and split-phase inverter interface.
Completed detailed cost-modeling and sensitivity analysis to identify primary cost drivers (modules, inverter, BMS, labor) and cost-reduction levers through volume manufacturing and design simplification.
Established performance benchmarks targeting > 90 % round-trip efficiency and > 3,000 cycle life to guide MVP validation.
Outlined technical documentation and CAD baseline for prototype fabrication and future UL submission.

Short-listed inverter and BMS suppliers; validated communication protocols and data telemetry requirements for AI-driven scheduling (TOU + weather forecasting).
Designed pilot-testing framework and defined customer profile for Northeast U.S. homeowners facing high tariffs and frequent outages.
Began procurement planning for prototype hardware and component integration in early 2025.

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