Quality control in lithium-ion battery production is not limited to the final product — it encompasses the entire supply chain, from raw materials to finished goods. The ISO 62281:2019 standard on lithium-ion battery safety emphasizes the importance of safety and performance testing, reflecting the high priority placed on safety in this technology.
Advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning are increasingly being implemented to automate quality control processes, enabling faster and more accurate identification of potential issues.
For example, the use of AI-powered vision systems in automotive component inspection allows not only more precise defect detection but also significantly accelerates the process — a crucial advantage in the rapidly growing automotive industry.
In the context of global efforts toward sustainable development and carbon footprint reduction, quality control plays a vital role in ensuring that electric vehicles and their components not only meet but exceed current safety and performance standards. This demonstrates that quality control is no longer merely a gatekeeping function but a strategic tool for driving innovation and sustainable growth.
