Medigus Subsidiary, Charging Robotics, Advances in the Expanding EV Wireless Charging Market with Israel Innovation Authority Backing

In an ambitious move towards futuristic electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, Charging Robotics, a subsidiary of Medigus Ltd. MDGS, has secured funding from the Israel Innovation Authority for a cutting-edge pilot project. This grant is a significant nod to the company's endeavor to develop an efficient solution for wirelessly charging EVs within automated parking facilities—tackling a rapidly growing market that is estimated to reach a value of $1.8 billion.

Wireless EV Charging in Automated Parking Systems

The focus of Charging Robotics is on simplifying and revolutionizing the process of EV charging by eliminating the need for manual interconnection. With the backing of the Israel Innovation Authority, Charging Robotics is poised to craft a solution that integrates seamlessly into automated parking systems, thereby reducing the hassle for EV owners and enhancing the effectiveness of charging processes. As the EV market continues to surge, with consumer adoption and environmental policies fostering growth, automated and wireless charging capabilities are becoming more attractive for both public and private parking applications.

Medigus: A Diversified Medical and Technology Corporation

While Charging Robotics ventures into the EV infrastructure realm, its parent company, Medigus Ltd. MDGS, originally known for its medical device innovations, is broadening its portfolio to encompass high-tech solutions in various industries. Headquartered in Omer, Israel, Medigus leverages its cutting-edge direct visualization technology to move beyond medical devices and envisions carving a niche in the burgeoning EV sector. The integration of Charging Robotics' wireless technology with automated parking systems is anticipated to exemplify the company's versatile approach to embracing technological advancements.

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