Our popular Demo Program sends our flagship diagnostic device, the Pulse Probe, all around the world. With a footprint in Asia, North America, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East, the Pulse Probe is well traveled. The Pulse Probe has traveled 5 continents, 19 countries, 54 cities showcasing value and impact to battery, electrolyser, hydrogen storage and transport, green steel, and many more clean energy technologies.
Where have we been? Check out this video:
The Pulsenics Demo Program solves discrete business problems in a manageable, compact operational sprint.
So, how does the program work?
- Two weeks to value that maps to business priorities
- See the value for performance diagnostics or quality control before you buy
- Hands-on support
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Pulsenics’ advanced electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) technology, built around our Pulse Probe diagnostic devices, is so adaptable to different electrochemical systems and contexts that many customers want to try it out on a small problem before scaling to their whole operation. We love this. We’re engineers at heart, and nothing makes us happier than designing a testing campaign to showcase the value of our EIS technology.
In the electrochemical industries, business outcomes like faster grading, deeper quality control, and optimized performance start with technical problem-solving.
In just the past two years, customers have asked for the Pulsenics Demo Program to identify underperforming cells, detect manufacturing defects, map failure modes and achieve real-time visibility into system degradation. What all these testing campaigns have in common is that they’re contained, solvable within two weeks, and require the deep diagnostic capabilities of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy.
The Pulsenics Demo Program typically lasts about two weeks. The engagement begins by establishing a test plan, clear objective and success metrics, that aligns with our customers’ business priorities. We feel that the best way to showcase the value of our equipment and services is to quickly solve a real problem. Why sit through a presentation when you can do some actual work?
At the end of the test campaign, the two engineering teams go over the results to see what we’ve learned. Recent experiment resolutions include:
- Faulty component isolated
- Optimized material selection
- Early failure detection
Interested in running a two-week campaign with Pulsenics’ industrial-grade EIS? Contact a consultant today to see if your project qualifies.
Meet the team that makes our Demo Program a success!
Meet the Field Applications Team: Julian Rosas and Zachary Carroll, both holding a MASc in Materials Engineering. They work directly with customers to run measurements, interpret EIS data, and translate results into clear, actionable insights. The outcome: faster validation, stronger confidence, and a clearer path to adoption that helps clients achieve their business goals.
Start your test campaign today! Contact a Pulsenics consultant to see if your project qualifies.
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