Seamless Public EV charging
无缝公共电动汽车充电
基本信息
- 批准号:10006329
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 34.65万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2021 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The operability between EV charging networks is a well-known issue with public charging infrastructure. With over 50 networks in the UK alone, it can be time-consuming and confusing for EV drivers to use multiple smartphone apps or RFID cards across multiple networks to be able to charge wherever they want.Therefore, our project will see the delivery of an innovative software solution that integrates with on-site hardware solutions, current CPMS systems, and a personal Bluetooth device to provide the user with a seamless, simple, and consistent charging experience across multiple charging networks. This means that the user will only need to have a single smartphone app to charge anywhere they want. With a parking sensor that will identify the vehicle's location and a notification prompt identifying that charger, it will make charging an EV at a public chargepoint easier than ever.The journey below identifies the end goal for the project.1. _EV driver registers debit/credit card to create an account,_2. _EV driver pulls into an EV charging space to charge,_3. _Parking sensors will detect a vehicle/EV driver at 'Chargepoint X and Socket Y'_4. _EV driver is automatically sent a notification to ask them if they'd like to charge: "Would you like to charge at Chargepoint X and Socket Y? Click Yes to confirm"_5. _If the EV driver selects "Yes", the chargepoint and socket will wake up (or rise out of the ground as may be the case for pop-up chargers)_6. _EV driver simply plugs in and walks away._At the end of the session, the user simply unplugs and drives off. His/her account is automatically billedIn future, EV drivers will be able to check if a bay is empty before driving to the chargepoint and to pre-book a charging session (outside the scope of this project).
EV充电网络之间的可操作性是公共充电基础设施的一个众所周知的问题。仅在英国就有超过50个网络,电动汽车司机在多个网络中使用多个智能手机应用程序或RFID卡来充电是非常耗时和混乱的。因此,我们的项目将看到一个创新的软件解决方案,该解决方案与现场硬件解决方案,当前的CPMS系统和个人蓝牙设备集成,为用户提供无缝,简单,以及跨多个充电网络的一致充电体验。这意味着用户只需要一个智能手机应用程序就可以在任何他们想要的地方充电。停车传感器将识别车辆的位置,并通过通知提示识别充电器,这将使在公共充电点为电动汽车充电比以往任何时候都更容易。下面的旅程确定了该项目的最终目标。1. _EV驾驶员注册借记卡/信用卡以创建帐户,_2. _EV驾驶员驶入EV充电空间进行充电,_3. _停车传感器将在“充电点X和插座Y”处检测车辆/EV驾驶员_4。_EV驱动程序会自动发送一个通知,询问他们是否愿意充电:“您是否愿意在充电点X和插座Y充电?单击“是”确认”_5。_如果EV驾驶员选择“是”,则充电点和插座将被唤醒(或者如弹出式充电器的情况那样从地面升起)_6。电动汽车司机只需插上电源就可以离开。在会话结束时,用户只需拔下插头并开车离开。他/她的帐户是自动计费的。将来,电动汽车司机将能够在开车到充电点之前检查海湾是否是空的,并预先预订充电会话(超出本项目的范围)。
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