Batteries are used in the service, industrial, specialised and consumer sectors. The service sector requires long battery life, the industrial sector demands high power, the specialised sector prioritises safety, and the consumer sector requires miniaturisation. Advanced batteries enhance autonomous operation capabilities.

Batteries are widely used in devices such as beauty devices, radiofrequency devices and hair removal devices. They must offer high safety standards, a long cycle life, fast charging and a compact design to ensure a continuous and stable power supply, thereby enhancing the user experience and portability.

Batteries are widely used in devices such as smart collars, automatic feeders, water dispensers and pet-entertainment robots, where high safety standards, long battery life and a stable power supply are required to meet the needs of daily pet monitoring and interaction.

Batteries are widely used in devices such as smart door locks, cameras, sensors, curtain motors and robot vacuum cleaners, where they must offer a long service life, low self-discharge and high safety to ensure the stable and long-term operation of the equipment.

Batteries are widely used in devices such as smart learning devices, early-learning robots, electronic pens, translation pens and electronic flashcards. They must offer high safety standards, long battery life and stable power output to ensure an immersive learning experience.

Batteries are widely used in devices such as smart sensors, trackers, remote monitoring systems and smart logistics, where they are required to offer exceptionally long standby times, low self-discharge rates and wide-temperature-range performance to support the stable operation of the Internet of Things.

Batteries are widely used in devices such as smart door locks, security cameras, smoke alarms and door contact sensors, where they must offer high safety standards, long backup life and wide-temperature operation to ensure long-term, reliable performance.

Batteries are widely used in devices such as smartwatches, fitness trackers, smart rings and health monitoring patches, where they must offer high energy density, be lightweight, thin and flexible, and support fast charging, whilst ensuring both safety and wearing comfort.

Batteries are widely used in devices such as blood glucose monitors, blood pressure monitors, portable oxygen concentrators, infusion pumps and ECG patches, where they must offer high safety, reliability and long service life to support accurate and stable medical monitoring.

Batteries are widely used in devices such as tablets for entertainment, office work and education, where they must deliver high energy density, long battery life and fast charging, whilst also balancing slim, lightweight design with cycle life to ensure a long-lasting, high-performance experience.

Batteries are widely used in drones, aerial photography drones and racing drones, requiring high-rate discharge, lightweight construction and a long cycle life to ensure stable high-current output and flight safety.