Since our founding in 2002, Infinity has focused over 200 years of military and space fuel cell experience designing the next generation of air-independent fuel cells and regenerative fuel cells. With the support of a NASA Phase III SBIR, we have achieved key breakthroughs in fuel cell design that have significantly reduced the complexity and parasitic losses associated with a fuel cell balance of plant.

Our patented all-bonded cell structures are extremely robust and capable of operating at high reactant pressures, allowing unparalleled operational flexibility for the most demanding missions.

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Infinity’s team has the experience and systems in place to manage complex Government contracts.

Infinity has consistently received “exceptional” ratings in the government Contractor Performance Assessment Reports System (CPARS).

R&D 100 Award Winner

Infinity’s Advanced Passive Water Removal (APWR) fuel cell, developed for NASA under a SBIR Phase III program, was recognized for innovation in 2011 as a R&D 100 Award winner.

The design passively removes water without traditional gas recirculation and complicated centrifugal separators required to manage entrained water in spacecraft. The clear benefit is a smaller, far more compact package that eliminates much of the parasitic balance of plant hardware and rotating parts that are prone to failure.

This R&D 100 award-winning design also has benefits for air-independent applications with gravity, such as powering the next generation of long duration unmanned underwater vehicles (UUV). Low power operation is virtually silent and the compact design packs a big power punch in small package leaving system designers the maximum space for payloads, instrumentation and reactants.