Wireless Charging

The widespread deployment of wireless charging is currently limited by several technical, regulatory, and societal challenges. These include interoperability between different systems, charging efficiency, grid integration, accessibility, compliance with EMF safety requirements, user acceptance and trust, as well as the lack of harmonised standards.

PULSE

Technological Approach

Development of interoperable, bidirectional wireless charging systems integrated with AI-powered grid services and user-centred interfaces. 

Key Innovations

  • Bidirectional WPT  
  • FLOD  
  • Automated positioning  
  • Double-Twin framework  
  • AI-supported optimisation  
  • Societal Readiness Framework  

Expected Benefits

  • Convenient charging  
  • Improved accessibility  
  • Grid flexibility  
  • Reduced infrastructure clutter  
  • Enhanced user experience  

Expected Project Outcome

Validated wireless V2G technology ready for broader European deployment.

Disclaimer


This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101270569.
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