The efforts of the Ministry of Transport in Indiana, Bordeaux University and Magment GMBH, emerging for the creation of a system of wireless electric cars, while driving.These efforts led to the idea of developing a street part of the wireless charging, the first in the world.
The press statement issued by the bodies that developed the project stated that the project will be in 3 stages, and the first two stages will include various forms of street test and analysis and improvement research.This work will be performed at the end by the JTRP program on the University of West Lavayettes at the University of Bredio.
Once these stages are completed, the third stage will witness that the Ministry of Transport in Indiana has established a test site with a length of at least a quarter of miles.Here, the team will test the concrete capacity to charge heavy trucks that operate with high -capacity (200 kW and above).
Once all of these stages are successfully completed, the Ministry of Transport in Indiana will start using the new technology, which was built and polished during the above -mentioned experiments, to extend one of the parts of a street that has not yet been determined in Indiana with electricity.
"This project is a real step forward towards the future of dynamic wireless charging," Mauricio Esghir, CEO of Magment, said in a statement.He added that the project "will undoubtedly put a criterion for the transport electrification, acceptable, sustainable and effective."
The project is expected to start later this summer.Assuming his success, it will be a revolution in the world of electric cars charging.But if this does not happen, it is not the only solution to wireless charging or power generation in implementation.
In December 2020, there was news about researchers who created a new way to make electricity generation a simple thing like hiking in the street.They did this by using compressive models.
The researchers used the concept of "gradual gradient" - a means of using different types of mechanical pressure on a bumpy package - to generate energy from the material more than it was previously believed.
When it comes to the new Indiana project, it is still not clear the type of technologies that engineers are planning to use to generate enough energy to operate electric vehicles, as there is not a lot of information in this field.