The team

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CarbonCap  is a start-up company that manufactures an innovative  shapeable all-solid-state  structural supercapacitor. 

These unique supercapacitors provide supercar and hybrid vehicle
manufacturing companies with the freedom to redesign and relocate their supercapacitors, have enhanced safety, and have increased performance through rapid power charging and supply.

CarbonCap team was founded in September 2018 in Modena thanks to the UniMoRe project TACC. The team is based on the exceptional mix of experience and both technical and soft skills
each team member.

•  Aldo Girimonte : Master's degree in Material Engineering. Material division.

•  Alessandro Fabbri : Master's degree in Vehicle Engineering. Vehicle division.

•  Matteo Bertocchi : Master's degree in Vehicle Engineering. Vehicle division.

•  Loris Bruzzi : Master's degree in Electronics Engineering. Electronic division.

•  Francesco Calabrese : Master's in Manufacturing Engineering. Manufacturing division.•  Hassan Hejazi : Master's in International Management, Business division.

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