Lyten 3D Graphene™ Technology
Lyten Revolutionizes Materials
Three-dimensional graphene supermaterials.
Giving superpowers to products you use every day.
Creating gigaton scale impact.
The Challenge – Net Zero
Net Zero requires a monumental effort to remove greenhouse gas emissions from nearly every physical item we touch, use, and consume within just a few short decades. Lyten’s contribution? A revolutionary material with truly disruptive properties.
Our materials platform has the potential to make a significant impact on the decarbonization of over 80% of the greenhouse gas-emitting sectors and help achieve the ambitious and vital Net Zero goals.

Source: ClimateWatch, the World Resources Institute (2020)
Lyten 3D Graphene™
The materials disruption is starting
Batteries
Batteries
- Zero Nickel, Manganese, or Cobalt
- 100% domestically sourced & produced
- 2x the energy density of Li-ion
- 60% lower carbon footprint
- EVs, eVTOL, satellites and more
Composites
Composites
- Up to 50% lighter weight composites
- Up to 50% less plastics
- Maintains strength and durability
- In products starting in 2023
Sensors
Sensors
- Wireless, batteryless resonant sensing
- Unprecedented chemical sensitivity
- Disease detection to bioagent monitoring
- Limitless sensor applications
The materials disruption is starting
Batteries
Batteries
- Zero Nickel, Manganese, or Cobalt.
- 100% domestically produced.
- 2x the energy density of Li-ion.
- 60% lower carbon footprint
- EVs, eVTOL, Satellites and more.
Composites
Composites
- Up to 50% lighter weight composites,
- Up to 50% less plastics,
- Maintains strength and durability
- In products starting in 2023
Sensors
Sensors
- Wireless, batteryless resonant sensing
- Unprecedented chemical sensitivity
- Disease detection to bioagent monitoring
- Limitless sensor applications
FOUNDED
2015
OUT OF STEALTH
SEP 2021
CAPITAL RAISED
PATENT MATTERS
STAFF
FOUNDED
2015
OUT OF STEALTH
SEP 2021
CAPITAL RAISED
PATENT MATTERS
310
STAFF
Investors & Partners
GreenBiz
“The combination of lithium and sulfur has the potential to make an extraordinary battery.”
Bloomberg
“Companies like Lyten could be the ones producing and licensing out the next generation of battery tech in the decade ahead, positioning the US as a much more competitive force within this crucial sector.”
Celina Mikolajczak, Chief Battery Technology Officer, Lyten
“Lithium-sulfur battery could make electrification something that is abundant.”
Keith Norman Chief Sustainability Officer, Lyten
“We are excited to join the AWS Clean Energy Accelerator and work towards overcoming clean energy and decarbonization challenges.”
GreenBiz
“A lithium-sulfur battery could power the future of transport.”
Howard Gefen, General Manager of Energy and Utilities, AWS
“We’re pleased to welcome Lyten into the Clean Energy Accelerator 3.0, and work together to take on one of the greatest challenges of our generation.”
Dr Fatih Birol, IEA Executive Director
“Today, the data shows a looming mismatch between the world’s strengthened climate ambitions and the availability of critical minerals that are essential to realising those ambitions.”
Insider
“Mikolajczak — formerly of Tesla, Panasonic, and QuantumScape — thinks it can solve this challenge with 3D graphene, and in the process produce cells with boosted range, recharge time, and safety.”
Reuters
“Sulfur is a ‘wicked hard chemistry’ to make work in batteries, says Celina Mikolajczak, chief battery technical officer at California-based startup Lyten…But it is “the chemistry of the future, the chemistry that makes batteries mass market.”
Be Part of a Materials Revolution:
We are on a mission to build a revolutionary materials platform. A platform enabling innovations across nearly every industry and impacting 100s of unique applications. A platform unlocking gigaton scale decarbonization impacts. A platform fueled by an incredibly diverse set of experts, partners, customers, and investors as we seek to innovate at the pace necessary to positively transform our physical world.