Not in the current plan. Qnetic builds grid-scale units, and a licensed home product may come later.
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Cost per kWh rises as a unit gets smaller, so the roadmap moves toward larger grid-scale units. Qnetic does not rule it out: licensing the technology for a residential product is one possible path later.
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