The newly granted patent focuses on the orchestration of wireless charging sessions through a centralized server. By evaluating real-time data such as station availability, occupancy, and geographic proximity, the system coordinates charging activities for both passenger and commercial vehicles. Beyond session management, the technology integrates safety protocols, including foreign object detection that triggers an automatic halt to power transfer if obstructions are detected near the charging zone.
HEVO Secures Patent for Intelligent Wireless Charging Network
Brooklyn-based HEVO Inc. has received U.S. Patent No. 12,703,258 B2, covering a sophisticated network that synchronizes electric vehicles with charging infrastructure. The technology enables automated communication between vehicles and stations to manage reservations, proximity, and power flow, marking a shift toward fully autonomous energy management for electric fleets.
This intellectual property follows the recent award of a patent for dynamic roadway charging, which facilitates power transfer while vehicles are in motion. CEO Jeremy McCool stated that these developments form the foundation for a unified energy ecosystem. By enabling bidirectional energy flow and vehicle-to-grid services, the company aims to support autonomous depot operations and resilient microgrids. This strategy moves beyond stationary hardware, positioning HEVO to influence how electric and autonomous transportation networks communicate with distributed energy resources and the broader electric grid.
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