Flux Power has released SkyEMS 3.0, the latest version of its fleet energy-management platform for lithium-ion battery packs. The update centers on customizable dashboards, AI-driven analytics and battery-health monitoring, all of which is designed to give operators a configurable view of how their batteries are charging, working and aging.
Flux Power’s packs run mainly in material handling equipment such as forklifts and in airport ground support equipment (GSE), applications in which unplanned battery downtime stalls operations.
The dashboard is the core of the redesign. Drag-and-drop widgets let each user choose the metrics that matter to them: state of charge, charging activity, fleet utilization, runtime performance and battery health trends. Teams can configure alerts around specific operational thresholds so the right people are notified when a battery crosses a limit. A new mobile interface extends that visibility to phones and tablets, and an enterprise API and role-based user management feature handle larger deployments.
SkyEMS 3.0 also adds pack-level State of Health (SOH) diagnostics, lifecycle tracking and end-of-life forecasting. A new feature Flux Power calls Work Profile Classification automatically analyzes how each battery is used and feeds those patterns into its SOH model, which the company says improves the accuracy of its remaining-life estimates. More accurate SOH forecasting helps operators plan replacements more confidently and reduce unplanned downtime.
The platform’s AI analytics engine studies fleet-wide activity to flag anomalies and surface recommendations. Flux Power says the combination can cut the time operators take to become aware of battery issues by 15% to 40% and improve fleet uptime by 10% to 30%. SkyEMS 3.0 is available to Flux Power customers.
“Fleet managers don’t need more data. They need the right data,” said Krishna Vanka, Flux Power’s CEO.
Source: Flux Power
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