The United States has developed a robot to charge electric cars

American company EV Safe Charge has created a robot Ziggy that will charge electric cars in parking lots.

As Ukrinform reports, New Atlas reports.

Every four-wheeled Ziggy is essentially a mobile battery with headlights, cameras on all sides, and a strip of safety sensors around its waist.

There are also large screens on either side of the robot that allow operators to place information services on touchscreens or sell advertisements.

It was noted that electric car drivers pre-order via the Ziggy charging application, and the system sends the work to a free parking lot, waiting for the driver of the electric car. After charging, the car ZiGGY returns to the station to recharge.

Ziggy’s battery capacity can fully charge about two or three cars at an affordable rate.

As Ukrinform reports, Estonian company Starship Technologies for the production of parcel robots is expanding its activities in Estonia and abroad after receiving a €50 million loan from the European Investment Bank.

Photo: EV Safe Charging

Source: Ukrinform

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