Tag: charging
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Rocsys raises €33 million for its robotic electric vehicle charging system
Rocsys, a provider of autonomous charging solutions for electric transportation, has closed a €33 million Series A funding round. Led by SEB Greentech Venture Capital, the round also includes participation from Graduate Entrepreneur, the European Investment Bank, and returning investor Forward.One. With this latest investment, which includes a roughly equal split of debt and equity…
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Einride and UAE to introduce Middle East’s largest autonomous and electric fleet
Einride, a freight mobility company that provides digital, electric and autonomous technology, is launching a collaboration with the UAE Government to “fast track the region to sustainable shipping”. The signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will look to deploy Einride’s ecosystem, including electric and autonomous vehicles, charging infrastructure and transforming technology that unlocks digital, electric and…
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Wiferion launches compact wireless charging system for small mobile robots
Wiferion, an energy solution supplier powering mobile robots and autonomous industrial vehicles through wireless charging, introduced its new inductive etaLINK 1000 charging system to the US market, making its successful wireless charging technology available to smaller robots for the first time. The new mobile charging unit integrated into the robot measures just 160 mm –…
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Wiferion launches cloud-based optimization platform for intelligent mobile robot charging
Wiferion, an energy solution supplier powering mobile robots and autonomous industrial vehicles through wireless charging, has launched what it says is “the world’s first cloud-based solution for smart robot charging optimization platform. The cloud-based etaHUB application helps companies utilize their fleets more efficiently by reducing energy consumption, extending battery life, and increasing the productivity of…
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5 Challenges Involved in Owning an Electric Vehicle
It seems inevitable that electric vehicles are the future of automotive transport. However, many consumers have understandable concerns about the viability and ease of owning these types of cars in 2023. Here are 5 general challenges to consider before diving into your electric vehicle purchase.
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How have electric cars advanced in the past 10 years and what’s the future?
Electric cars have come a long way in the past decade, with advancements in technology making them a more viable option for everyday consumers. From longer battery ranges to faster charging times, electric cars are becoming increasingly practical and efficient. In this blog post, we will explore how electric cars have advanced in the past…
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Use of Chinese Electric Cars In Japan
Japan is known as a hub of automotive markets. The big giants in the automotive industry like Toyota, Honda, Mazda, and Nissan are from Japan. In developing countries, there is a great demand for Japanese as well as Chinese cars because they are fuel efficient. The main challenge that people face in developing countries is…
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Why the Automotive Future is Electric
With the global automotive market shifting towards electrification at an unprecedented rate, electric cars or EVs are slated to become the next generation of personal transportation. By 2040, an estimated 40 million units of EVs are expected to hit the roads, essentially replacing the IC engine. Several manufacturers have already shifted their focus on EV…
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What is the difference between level 1, level 2, and level 3 EV chargers?
Level 1, level 2, and level 3 EV charging station definitions are all important when choosing the right charger for your electric car. Understanding the differences between each type can help you decide which one to install at your home or business. Each charger has a different voltage range, meaning that each is best suited…
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6 Best Electric Car Charger Manufacturers
It is not news anymore that electric cars are not just the future but are fast becoming the mainstay of the present transportation industry for many countries worldwide. But as it’s often the case with emerging technology, many companies that deal with supporting infrastructure are usually not prepared for the sharp increase in demand. The…