AMiCable Charging
Delivering user-friendly wireless charging solutions to increase the uptake of electric vehicles.
Find out moreAMiCC will demonstrate how wireless technology can unlock a range of the blockers to the market transitioning to electric vehicles and decarbonized cities
About us
AMiCC’s main objective is to evaluate the benefits of static wireless charging systems through the deployment of an innovative charging system to enable fleet vehicles with short dwell times and high utilization to switch to electric when they would otherwise have been unable to do so.
This is supported by development of an innovative hardware solution to provide standardisation across the industry for high-power smart charging.
Our partners will deploy and evaluate wireless charging in three different case studies, where dwell times are short and infrastructure opportunities are often limited due to space constraints:
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Project Aims
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Create a standardised EV wireless conversion framework…
…that will make a variety of vehicle makes and models interoperable with a variety of static charging ground plates. This will be demonstrated using two vehicle types in two fleet scenarios.
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Create a set of standards for wireless adoption…
…to standardise vehicle conversion across multiple vehicle types. The project will work these through with UK Government to become a code of best practice and subsequently implement into industry.
3.
Implement intelligent algorithms…
…that will review vehicle movement and identify optimum charging behaviour and locations for fleets in order to facilitate and maintain an optimal EV uptake strategy.
Project Impact
Latest news from AMiCC
System Architecture and Design Optimisation for Wireless Charging – Loughborough University: Presentation to the Object Management Group
December 7, 2021
Loughborough University’s role in the Innovate UK - Office for Zero Emission Vehicles AMiCC Project includes the review of system… Read moreLeeds City Council will be testing EV wireless charging as part of their decarbonisation focused transport strategy
July 14, 2021
Leeds City Council is the second largest local authority in the UK. As the third largest and one of the fastest… Read more
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