The Battery Show NA – October 12-15 – Power the Digital Backbone of Battery Manufacturing
13–15 October 2026 | Huntington Place, Detroit | Booth 4800
Battery manufacturing is scaling rapidly. New facilities, expanding capacity, demanding quality expectations and complex production processes require more than automated equipment.
Manufacturers need a connected digital foundation that gives teams visibility, supports traceability and helps transform production information into faster, more consistent decisions.
At The Battery Show North America, Autoware will demonstrate how MES, connected manufacturing data and AI-assisted operational insight can help battery producers move from ramp-up to repeatable performance.
From ramp-up to stable production
During ramp-up, manufacturing teams must learn quickly, identify losses and standardize the practices that deliver the best results.
Autoware connects production activities and information to create a clearer view of how the operation is performing.
Teams can better understand current conditions, compare outcomes, investigate issues and build more repeatable ways of working.
This supports priorities such as:
- production monitoring and execution;
- material and process traceability;
- quality and yield visibility;
- downtime and loss analysis;
- standardized operator workflows;
- continuous improvement across lines and sites.
Traceability that supports better decisions
Battery production involves multiple materials, process stages, quality checks and operating conditions.
Autoware helps organize this information within a connected operational context.
Rather than reviewing isolated machine records or disconnected reports, teams gain a more complete view of the production journey.
This can help quality, production and engineering teams investigate issues faster, understand relationships between process conditions and outcomes, and identify opportunities to improve stability and yield.
AI-assisted insight, with people in control
The value of AI in manufacturing is not replacing operational expertise. It is helping experts work more effectively.
Autoware applies AI-assisted insight to help identify patterns, focus attention and make complex production information easier to interpret.
Operators and specialists remain in control, supported by clearer context and faster access to relevant information.
That is the foundation of a battery manufacturing Golden Day: stable processes, informed operators, visible performance and issues addressed before they become larger losses.
Scale from one facility to a manufacturing network
Autoware has delivered digital manufacturing programs since 2001, including coordinated multi-plant rollouts.
Our structured implementation approach helps customers define common standards, build reusable deployment models and extend digital manufacturing capabilities across new and existing facilities.
This is particularly valuable for battery manufacturers expanding capacity or developing multiple production sites.
Autoware within the Coesia offering
At Booth 4800, Autoware will join other Coesia companies bringing complementary expertise to battery manufacturing.
Coesia’s automation and engineering capabilities help customers develop and operate advanced manufacturing systems.
Autoware strengthens this offering by connecting production processes, information and decision-making—helping customers understand not only whether equipment is running, but how the overall manufacturing operation is performing.
Meet Autoware in Detroit
Talk to our experts about:
- MES and production execution;
- material and process traceability;
- quality and yield visibility;
- ramp-up and production stabilization;
- operator-centered digital workflows;
- AI-assisted operational insight;
- multi-plant rollout programs.
The Battery Show North America 2026
13–15 October 2026
Huntington Place, Detroit
Booth 4800