Automatic charging robot

iACharge

A self-driving robot that brings a 106 kWh battery to the car and plugs in with its own arm.

DC charging
80kW
On-board battery
106kWh
Robotic arm rotation
360°
iACharge, Automatic charging robot

Overview

Park the car. The robot does the rest.

Using cameras, lidar and route planning, it drives to the car, lines up and inserts the charging gun with its robotic arm, then returns to its dock to top up. It works in car parks and charging stations.

Fully automatic

  • Finds the car, charges it and returns by itself
  • Multi-axis robotic arm with precise docking
  • Cloud and on-board AI working together

Safe on the move

  • Cameras and lidar to avoid obstacles
  • Fire protection at battery-pack level
  • IP54 protection

Goes where needed

  • Climbs 8% slopes and 70 mm speed bumps
  • No fixed location needed
  • Rides between sites in a vehicle with a tail lift

Where it is used

  • Car parks
  • Charging stations

Specification

Main parameters

Standard configuration. Some options change these figures.

iACharge main parameters
Battery
Capacity106 kWh
Rated voltage460 V
CoolingLiquid cooling
Charging
Charging power80 kW, single CCS1 or CCS2 gun
Output current0–150 A
Voltage range200–1000 V DC
CommunicationOCPP 1.6J
Display10-inch touchscreen
Recharging
DC input150 A, CCS1 or CCS2 (charging dock optional)
AC input63 A industrial socket
Drive
Maximum speed4 km/h
Maximum gradient8%
Maximum obstacle70 mm speed bumps
Other
Operating temperature−10 to 60 °C
Storage temperature0 to 40 °C
Operating humidityBelow 85% RH
Storage humidity5–95% RH
ProtectionIP54 or better
HousingPlastic
Corrosion protectionC4
Size and weight
Dimensions (L × W × H)2300 × 1500 × 1650 mm
Weight1,300 kg

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