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The station

Take one, drop one.

The Aisen station is designed to recharge AA batteries on site. Your teams take a charged battery and drop off the used one, in the same place: fewer rush orders, fewer batteries leaking in devices.

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Artist's view of the Aisen station mounted on the wall of a film studio: a black unit with a window full of batteries, a red slot at the top and a green slot at the bottom. On the table, wireless microphones and two-way radios.
Artist's viewThe current prototype is a standalone unit.

In three takes

How it works.

Three moves, in one place. The Aisen station is designed to stand on its own or attach to a vending machine.

  1. Take1

    Grab a charged battery

    Straight from the station, where your teams work: on set, at the event or anywhere else.

  2. Take2

    Drop off the used one

    Into the same station, at the same time.

  3. Take3

    The station recharges it on site

    It is designed to put the battery back into circulation, with no new battery to buy.

Production
The Aisen station
Location
Sets, events, other sites
Status
First workplace trial, Oct. 2026

Designed to count every exchange, for your environmental reports.

Designed for

What it is designed to change.

Three goals, on set and everywhere else.

  • Supply

    Fewer rush orders

    The station is designed to keep charged batteries on site, where the team needs them.

  • Equipment

    Fewer leaking batteries

    It is designed so the used battery goes into the station instead of staying in the device.

  • Reports

    Every exchange counted

    The station is designed to record every exchange, for your green production or sustainable event reports and your environmental reports.

Where

On its own or on a vending machine.

The Aisen station is designed to stand on its own or attach to a vending machine, wherever teams use AA batteries every week.

  • Film sets and studios
  • Event sites
  • Hospitals, campuses, large employers
Artist's view, close-up of the Aisen station: the window full of batteries and the Aisen logo on the black unit.
Artist's viewClose-up. The current prototype is a standalone unit.

Status

Where the project stands.

The service first, then the station: a paid service since 2019, then the station's first prototype.

  1. Aug. 2026

    Prototype

    First working prototype of the station.

  2. Oct. 2026

    First trial

    First workplace trial of the station.

  3. Now

    Pilot sites

    We are choosing the first pilot sites. Limited spots, applications open.

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Questions

Common questions.

Is the station for sale yet?

Not yet. The first working prototype dates from August 2026 and the first workplace trial from October 2026. We are now choosing the first pilot sites.

Are the pictures photos of the prototype?

No, they are artist's views. The current prototype is a standalone unit.

Which batteries is the station designed for?

It is designed to recharge AA batteries. The Aisen service delivers AA (nickel-zinc) and AAA batteries.

What is the station designed to count?

It is designed to record every exchange: one battery taken, one battery dropped off. What gets counted gets reported, for example in a green production report.

How do I propose a pilot site?

Tell us your organization, your city, the type of site and roughly how many AA or AAA batteries you go through each month. Limited spots, applications open.

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Are you a rental house, supplier or distributor?

Rental houses, suppliers, distributors: let's talk about adding the Aisen station to your lineup.

Let's talk distribution

Pilot

We are now choosing the first pilot sites.

Film sets, studios and event sites. Also: hospitals, campuses, large employers. Limited spots, applications open.

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