KAIST Introduces Online Electric Vehicle With Inductive Charging for Amusement Park
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 | KAIST’s operational OLEV. Click to enlarge. The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) has developed and deployed a prototype implementation of its online electric vehicle (OLEV) technology that picks up electricity from power ca ... |
KAIST debuts OLEV train for public transportation in Gwacheon City
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 | Eco Factor: Zero-emission transport system based on OLEV technology. Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have unveiled a proof-of-concept OLEV train for public transportation in Seoul’s Grand Park in Gwacheo ... |
Is Distributed Thermal Storage Next?
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 | Here’s one electricity storage technology that’s been around for over 20 years, under the radar, but might be due for a resurgence in interest with the addition of more wind power to the grid. Wind tends to blow at night when we don’t need it. Stef ... |
KAIST's On Line Electric Vehicle draws energy from the road, now in use in S. Korea
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 | Filed under: EV/Plug-in , Asia In September, the Korea Advanced Institute of Technology (KAIST) demonstrated the technical concept for the On Line Electric Vehicle (OLEV) using individual cars (which were really kind of cute - see them here ). Today ... |
South Korea Brings Inductive Charging to Roads, Powers Vehicles
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| Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology is making use of a new form of road, and public transport to travel. Such roads and vehicles have shown up in a number of designs and concepts, but this appears to be the largest application of the ... |
Amusement Park Powers EVs Using Electric Toothbrush Technology
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 | Last year, we watched as Korea’s Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) developed a new kind of electric vehicle that relies entirely on power from cables buried beneath the road–no outside recharging required. Now the system has been u ... |
Porsche's Concept Hybrid - Hot !
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 | Porsche's take on hybrid technology is a 918 Spyder that uses " ... a plug-in hybrid system comprised of two electric motors coupled to a 3.4-liter V-8 racing engine ... a parallel hybrid, the car can run on pure electricity, just gas, or a combinat ... |
