Core Insights - KULR Technology Group has been awarded $6,703,500 by the Texas Space Commission as part of a $26 million grant aimed at enhancing Texas' role in space exploration and technology [1][2] - The funding will support the development of cold-temperature lithium-ion battery solutions for future Lunar and Martian missions, in collaboration with NASA Johnson Space Center and South 8 Technologies [2][3] - KULR's CEO emphasized the company's commitment to advancing space exploration through high-performance and environmentally adaptive battery technology [3] Company Overview - KULR Technology Group specializes in advanced energy management platforms, providing energy storage solutions for space, aerospace, and defense sectors [5] - The company has a strong foundation in battery design, testing, and production capabilities, allowing for rapid delivery of next-generation energy storage systems at lower costs compared to traditional methods [5] - KULR's facility near NASA Johnson Space Center will serve as the engineering and testing hub for the battery development project, focusing on safety testing and performance validation [4]