BTRY Showcases Ultra-Thin Solid-State Batteries at CES 2026 in Las Vegas
BTRY will showcase its ultra-thin solid-state battery technology at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 in Las Vegas. Visitors can meet the BTRY team in Eureka Park, booth #61220, as part of the Swisstech Pavilion located at the Venetian Expo.
CES is widely recognized as one of the world’s most important stages for new consumer technologies. For BTRY, it’s the right place to demonstrate a battery platform designed for applications where space, safety, and performance must be balanced with real-world practicality. BTRY’s solid-state batteries are engineered to unlock product designs and device formats that are hard, or impossible, to realize with conventional battery approaches.
Built for form factors conventional batteries can’t serve
As connected devices become smaller, thinner, and more integrated into everyday products, energy storage often becomes the limiting factor. Many applications need a power source that is not only compact, but also robust and safe by design. BTRY addresses this challenge with a solid-state platform that combines:
Ultra-thin design (0.1 mm thickness) for highly compact and flexible product concepts
Intrinsic safety, supporting applications with stringent safety expectations
High pulse power, enabling power-hungry bursts in small devices
Operation in extreme environments, supporting use cases where temperature and conditions can’t be controlled
These capabilities open up new opportunities across smart asset tracking labels, wearables, and other next-generation devices where designers are pushing for thinner profiles, longer service life, and dependable performance under demanding conditions.
From prototypes to real-world applications
BTRY’s presence at CES is also about conversations: with product teams, engineers, and innovators who are exploring what’s next in smart devices, identification and tracking, sensing, and low-profile electronics.
Whether the goal is improving reliability in harsh conditions, enabling new industrial design constraints, or creating “disappearing” power sources inside ultra-thin products, BTRY wants to connect with partners who are ready to evaluate solid-state battery technology for real applications.
Supported by Innosuisse
BTRY’s participation at CES 2026 is supported by Innosuisse, whose backing helps Swiss deep-tech startups gain international visibility and connect with global ecosystems. Being part of the Swisstech Pavilion also places BTRY among a strong cohort of Swiss innovators presenting practical, engineering-driven solutions for global markets.
Meet BTRY at CES 2026
BTRY invites attendees, partners, and media to visit Eureka Park, booth #61220 at the Venetian Expo. If you’d like to discuss your application, explore collaboration opportunities, or learn more about the technology, you can book a meeting with the BTRY team during CES.
BTRY looks forward to meeting the CES community in Las Vegas and sharing how ultra-thin solid-state batteries can help power the next wave of connected products.