NaaS Unveils First Automatic Charging Robot
NaaS Technology Inc. (NAAS), a leading electric vehicle charging service provider in China, has launched its first self-developed automatic charging robot.
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NaaS Technology Inc. (NAAS), a leading electric vehicle charging service provider in China, has launched its first self-developed automatic charging robot. This robot features active vehicle locating, smart charging, and automated payment settlement, addressing the growing demand for mobile charging solutions. With advanced technologies such as 5G and deep learning, the robot facilitates unmanned charging, allowing EVs to connect autonomously. As of December 31, 2022, NaaS had over 515,000 connected chargers and achieved a 126% increase in gross transaction value year-over-year, highlighting its rapid growth and robust market position in the EV sector.
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- Launch of the first automatic charging robot enhances service offerings.
- Automatic charging features may significantly increase operational efficiency.
- Strong growth with a 126% increase in gross transaction value in 2022.
- Expertise from team members with backgrounds at Bosch and BMW strengthens innovation.
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During an automatic charging session, robots with mechanical arms will automatically dock with the ports of EVs and complete the charging and settlement processes in one go. Empowered by deep learning, 5G, V2X, simultaneous localization and mapping, and other underlying technologies,
Currently, the automatic charging robot is already able to connect with the EV car system through its underlying API interface. In case of insufficient battery power, the automatic charging robot will initiate an automatic vehicle search. On approaching the vehicle, the independently developed mechanical arm will accurately detect the position of the charging port and complete the automatic plugging and unplugging of the charging gun, executing an unmanned operation throughout the entire process.
In the future, self-driving vehicles will realize autonomous recharging through the technical empowerment of data interconnectivity between vehicle and robot, as well as the automatic operation of the mechanical arm. Moreover, automatic charging technology with the robotic arm can also be further integrated with charging piles to provide automatic and unmanned charging services, while users can enjoy value-added services such as shopping, dining and massages around charging stations.
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