Clearmind Medicine Inc. announced that Charging Robotics Ltd., its 51%-owned subsidiary, has launched an autonomous electric vehicle (EV) charging platform designed for robotaxis and automated parking facilities.
The platform uses resonant inductive power transfer to deliver electricity across an air gap without physical connectors. It supports charging power of up to 10 kW, with a reported efficiency of up to 95% under specified operating conditions.
The system combines charging coils with power electronics and control software to accommodate variations in vehicle positioning. It allows EVs to charge without manual cable connections or robotic charging arms, supporting unattended operation in autonomous fleets.
In automated parking facilities, vehicles can charge in spaces that may not be accessible to drivers. For robotaxis, an onboard receiver and ground-mounted charging pad enable automated recharging between trips. Charging sessions can be initiated and recorded without manual intervention.
The platform also includes energy management software that monitors battery charge levels and expected departure times to distribute available charging power among vehicles. Operators can manage charging activity remotely and access session reports through a centralized system.
Charging Robotics is targeting automated parking facilities and autonomous mobility operations where vehicles require unattended charging. The platform is intended to reduce the need for manual intervention while supporting automated fleet operations.
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