
Core science
Zeta’s sulfurized-carbon cathode
Solving the polysulfide shuttle
The obstacle that has held lithium-sulfur back for decades is the polysulfide shuttle effect. Soluble sulfur compounds migrate through the electrolyte, degrading capacity and preventing the cell from delivering good power.
Zeta’s patented sulfurized-carbon cathode stops this at the source. We chemically bond the sulfur to a carbon host and trap it in place, so it cannot migrate. The result is a cathode that delivers high capacity, stable cycling, and real power.

One cathode, many cells

Our sulfurized-carbon cathode works with a range of anode chemistries: lithium metal, modified 3D lithium metal, and graphite-silicon blends. By pairing it with the right anode, we can tune cells for what an application actually needs: maximum power, maximum energy, or long cycle life. One platform, built from abundant materials, serves drones, robotics, aerospace, defense, portable power, electric vehicles, and more.
Lithium metal
Maximum energy density
Modified 3D lithium metal
Enhanced cycle life and power
Graphite-silicon blends
Long cycle life
Primary application fields
Drones / UAVs
Robotics
Aerospace
Defense systems
Portable power
Electric vehicles

