ABOUT US
Lyten’s Story
Lyten was founded on the vision of using advanced technology from the semiconductor industry to produce abundant clean energy in the form of hydrogen. However, we discovered the ability to produce a revolutionary new material: three-dimensional graphene. This new supermaterial boasts remarkable properties and enormous potential for innovative products and significant decarbonization effects.
Since 2015, our mission has been to take Lyten 3D Graphene™ from the laboratory to commercial scale and apply it across a wide range of industries and applications. We aim to establish a new global industry for “decarbonization-multiplying” materials by sequestering carbon in the form of high-value foundational materials that can be used to reduce the carbon footprint of countless applications in the hardest-to-abate sectors of our economy. By creating superior materials, we aim to offer an economic pathway towards achieving gigaton-scale decarbonization impact.
At Lyten, we believe that a more sustainable future requires commitment, hard work, and innovative solutions. By leveraging our cutting-edge technology and deep technical expertise, we intend to play a leading role in driving significant sustainability efforts and making a meaningful impact on the planet.
Lyten 3D Graphene™ was invented utilizing similar technology developed over decades for the semiconductor industry.
Lyten signs multiple contracts with the US Government to develop and test various applications of Lyten 3D Graphene™. Lyten delivers its first pilot scale products, including its first Lithium Sulfur battery coin cell.
Lyten signs contract with a Fortune 50 customer to leverage Lyten 3D Graphene™ technology for the production of cutting-edge vapor sensors.
Lyten moves into its new 55,000 sq ft headquarters in San Jose, CA, where it will build its first commercial-scale Lyten 3D Graphene™ fabrication and pilot-scale Lithium-Sulfur battery manufacturing facility. Lyten expands its work with the US Space Force and DIU on battery applications.
Lyten completes its Series A fundraising round, bringing total raised capital to $210M. In 4Q21 Lyten leaves stealth mode and subsequently commences work with Pelican and Dallara on composite applications and the US government on battery and sensor applications.
Lyten expands its Lyten 3D Graphene™ manufacturing facility in San Jose to support growing customer demand. Lyten unveils the world’s first Lithium-Sulfur 18650 battery cell and was named a “Top 10 New Battery Company of 2022” by NAATBatt. In 4Q22 Lyten launches LytR™, a polyethylene resin infused with Lyten 3D Graphene™ to reduce the weight of materials by up to 35% for use by initial customer Pelican.
In 2Q2023, with a ribbon cutting ceremony in front of 400 people, Lyten opens first automated battery pilot line in the U.S. to produce lithium-sulfur batteries.
In 3Q2023, Lyten announces $200M Series B funding round, including major investors Stellantis, FedEx, Honeywell, Prime Movers Lab, and Walbridge Aldinger Company.
2015-2016
Lyten 3D Graphene™ was invented utilizing similar technology developed over decades for the semiconductor industry.
2017-2018
Lyten signs multiple contracts with the US Government to develop and test various applications of Lyten 3D Graphene™. Lyten delivers its first pilot scale products, including its first Lithium Sulfur battery coin cell.
2019
Lyten signs contract with a Fortune 50 customer to leverage Lyten 3D Graphene™ technology for the production of cutting-edge vapor sensors.
2020
Lyten moves into its new 55,000 sq ft headquarters in San Jose, CA, where it will build its first commercial-scale Lyten 3D Graphene™ fabrication and pilot-scale Lithium-Sulfur battery manufacturing facility. Lyten expands its work with the US Space Force and DIU on battery applications.
2021
Lyten completes its Series A fundraising round, bringing total raised capital to $210M. In 4Q21 Lyten leaves stealth mode and subsequently commences work with Pelican and Dallara on composite applications and the US government on battery and sensor applications.
2022
Lyten expands its Lyten 3D Graphene™ manufacturing facility in San Jose to support growing customer demand. Lyten unveils the world’s first Lithium-Sulfur 18650 battery cell and was named a “Top 10 New Battery Company of 2022” by NAATBatt. In 4Q22 Lyten launches LytR™, a polyethylene resin infused with Lyten 3D Graphene™ to reduce the weight of materials by up to 35% for use by initial customer Pelican.
2023
In 2Q2023, with a ribbon cutting ceremony in front of 400 people, Lyten opens first automated battery pilot line in the U.S. to produce lithium-sulfur batteries.
In 3Q2023, Lyten announces $200M Series B funding round, including major investors Stellantis, FedEx, Honeywell, Prime Movers Lab, and Walbridge Aldinger Company.