Internet of things enabled plug in electrical vehicle based self maximum demand controller for shopping mall

Divyapriya, S.; Emayavaramban, G.; Amudha, A.; Ramkumar, M. Siva; Nagaveni, P.; Mansoor, V.M.

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2020.08.499

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“…The nature of the current day-to-day activities around the globe shows the need to automate charging technologies to efficiently manage available limited resources, particularly in developing countries where issues such as poverty, education, and health disparities remain center stage in policy discourse [11]. This fact is evident in the heightened transition from the era of conventional data to the "Big Data" age [12]. Not only does this underscore the importance of real-time information to the success of any industry, but it also evidently portrays the crucial role that smart technology plays in revolutionizing data storage and transmission.…”

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The Role of Internet of Things on Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure and Consumer Experience

Emodi,

Akuru,

Dioha

et al. 2023

Energies

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The drive for net-zero emission and global decarbonization spurred the need for a worldwide transition towards cleaner energy options. The fossil-fuel-dominated global transportation system is a target for these initiatives, accounting for 37% of recent carbon emissions. This has accelerated the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) into the global market to cut down carbon emissions and improve efficiency in the transportation sector. In the face of this growth, limitations in EV charging infrastructure still loom large amongst EV consumers. Resolving this bottleneck requires systematic approaches to ensure seamless operation and integration into the existing transport systems. This study examines the critical role of IoT in addressing the challenges of EV public charging through reviewing the literature to understand the inter-relation and highlighting its attendant impact on consumer experience. Findings show that while IoT serves as a strong tool to foster public interest through favorable public policy, its novel and innovative nature faces developmental challenges based on existing government policies that could hinder the interest of potential investors. Therefore, governments should consider evaluating existing policies and practices to ascertain their suitability for IoT adoption in EVs, ensuring that they do not constitute unintentional barriers.

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confidence: 99%