Showcasing is essential for smooth user experiences and business growth in the quickly changing field of electric vehicle (EV) charging technologies. Because of Tecell’s dedication to open standards and teamwork, we were excited to take part in the EV Plugfest at the Pionix plant in Bad SchΓΆnborn, Germany.
Bad SchΓΆnborn, Germany
Located between the picturesque cities of Karlsruhe and Heidelberg, Bad SchΓΆnborn offered a picture-perfect setting for this meeting of international entrepreneurs. Pionix arranged for a smooth combination of in-person and virtual involvement in spite of the difficulties posed by the worldwide situation, guaranteeing that the spirit of cooperation persisted.
Tecell’s Remote Engagement
Joined virtually by developers from all around the world, Tecell set out on a path of rigorous testing and teamwork. Our goal was to ensure that our Charge Management Software (CMS) was completely compliant. Additionally, we aimed to make it interoperable with a variety of EV charging infrastructure. We emphasized Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) implementations.
Testing and Validation
We examined every aspect of our CMS, from local authorization list to smart charging, through hard testing sessions. To guarantee excellent performance and compatibility in a variety of charging station scenarios, every function underwent a thorough evaluation.
The Heart of EV Plugfest
The attitude of cooperation and knowledge sharing that infused every encounter was what made EV Plugfest so unique. We verified our ideas through interactive discussions and practical testing. Additionally, we gained insights into EV charging trends and best practices.
Enriching Experiences
Apart from the main testing activities, EV Plugfest provided an extensive schedule of side events and talks. Participants were immersed in learning, connection, and growth. This ranged from panel talks on open-source projects in e-mobility to networking opportunities with industry experts.
Reflecting on the Journey
We are proud and appreciative of the chance to be a part of such a dynamic and supportive community as we reflect on our time at EV Plugfest. Equipped with these newfound insights, Tecell is on a mission. They aim to improve our CMS and help build a more sustainable and networked EV charging infrastructure.
Conclusion
We are convinced that by uniting around values of transparency, cooperation, and compatibility, we may quicken the shift to a more environmentally friendly transportation mode. The success of EV Plugfest demonstrated the ability of group effort to supportΒ innovation and the direction of e-mobility.
