Charged EVs | Go Eve secures US patent for its multi-EV charging DockChain technology

Anglo-Irish EV charging agency Go Eve has secured a US patent for its DockChain expertise. This marks a milestone for the corporate, which is making ready to enter the US market in early 2024.

Go Eve’s DockChain answer permits an present EV charger to serve a number of autos. The patent encompasses numerous charging techniques, together with each Stage 2 AC and DC quick charging, in addition to future purposes comparable to wi-fi and bidirectional charging.

DockChain permits an extendable daisy chain of compact terminals, every serving a single parking bay. A software program protocol facilitates the sequential connection of every automobile to the facility supply charger and manages priorities in a digital queue. Clients can select to handle the charging sequence in a number of methods: first-come first-served; charging essentially the most depleted batteries first; or utilizing a reserving system.

Go Eve will initially introduce its expertise by making use of it to DC quick chargers. The aim is make the fee similar to that of Stage 2 AC charging, particularly when carried out on a big scale.

“DockChain is good for big fleets and vacation spot automotive parks—anyplace the place there’s a bit of auto dwell time and the advantage of with the ability to quick cost in any house,” stated John Goodbody, co-founder and Advertising and marketing Director of Go Eve. “DockChain enhances present charger producers, offering an answer to increase their DC chargers. With this key patent and anticipated US electrical certification subsequent quarter, we’re poised for an impactful entry in Q1 2024.”

Earlier this yr, Go Eve secured £3 million in its first funding spherical, bringing its whole valuation to £12.6 million.

Supply: Go Eve