Back Vehículo eléctrico en línea Spanish خودروی برقی شارژ در راه FA Online Electric Vehicle French オンライン電気自動車 Japanese Електромобіль з безконтактною зарядкою в русі Ukrainian
On-Line Electric Vehicle or OLEV is an electric vehicle system developed by KAIST, the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, which charges electric vehicles wirelessly while moving using inductive charging. Segments composed of coils buried in the road transfer energy to a receiver or pickup that is mounted on the underside of the electric vehicle, which powers the vehicle and charges its battery.[1][2]
KAIST launched a shuttle service using the technology in 2009. The first public bus line that uses OLEV was launched on March 9, 2010;[3] another bus line was launched in Sejong in 2015; two more bus lines were added in Gumi in 2016;[4]: 4 all four wireless charging bus lines were shut down due to aging infrastructure. A new bus line was inaugurated in 2019 in Yuseong District.[5] Commercialization of the technology has not been successful, leading to controversy over the continued public funding of the technology in 2019.[6]
The technology was selected as one of Time's 50 best inventions of 2010.[7][8] KAIST and Electreon have been working on a standard for dynamic wireless charging in 2021[9] and 2022.
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- ^ H. Feng, R. Tavakoli, O. C. Onar and Z. Pantic, "Advances in High-Power Wireless Charging Systems: Overview and Design Considerations," in IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification, vol. 6, no. 3, pp. 886-919, Sept. 2020, doi:10.1109/TTE.2020.3012543.
- ^ Salmon, Andrew (3 October 2010). "Korea unveils the 'future of transport' — the Online Electric Vehicle | The Times". The Times.
- ^ Smart Wireless Power Transfer Technology (PDF), Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
- ^ 권명관 (22 July 2021), "[모빌리티 인사이트] 도로 위만 달려도 전기차를 충전합니다, 일렉트리온", The Dong-a Ilbo
- ^ Kwak Yeon-soo (24 March 2019). "ICT minister nominee accused of wasting research money". The Korea Times.
- ^ "KAIST's Road-Embedded Recharger Named Among Best Inventions of 2010". The Chosun Ilbo. 15 November 2010. Retrieved 15 November 2010.
- ^ Rachelle Dragani (11 December 2010). "Road-Embedded Rechargers - The 50 Best Inventions of 2010 - TIME". Time Magazine.
- ^ Electric Road Systems - PIARC Online Discussion - 17 February 2021, 23 February 2021, 2 hours and 17 minutes into the video