A world where charging an electric vehicle is as easy as charging your phone.
A system where no RFID card or smartphone authentication is needed, and secure communications and billing are taken care of automatically.
Having technology that goes a step further and enables smart grid applications like load control and bi-directional energy transfer.
Guess what? This idyllic future is here now. All that's left is to find out how to implement it into your business.
The standardization bodies ISO and IEC joined forces to specify a digital communication protocol between electric vehicles (EVs) and charging stations called "Road vehicles - Vehicle-to-Grid Communication Interface," also known as ISO 15118.
The ISO 15118 Masterclass is your knowledge shortcut to understanding exactly how this technology works. Below, you'll find two guides developed for beginners and experts alike.
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Its commercial and private use is unrestricted as it is released under the MIT License.
RISE V2G covers all aspects of ISO 15118-2, including all the security related features to bring the user-friendly Plug and Charge mechanism to life.
It's that time again. Twice a year, e-mobility giants and industry cohorts come together with one purpose: to make sure their electric vehicles (EVs) and charging stations conform to the ISO 15118 standard, guaranteeing a future-proof, secure, and user-convenient way of charging EVs. The international ...
RFID card technology is not working. Sure, it is the most widely used tool to charge electric vehicles but, at the same time, unsecure RFID cards put both vehicles and drivers at incredible risk to hackers. Electric vehicle charging stations haven’t yet been widely adopted ...
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