Ford global technologies, llc (20240262241). CHARGING SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE simplified abstract
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CHARGING SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Brendan F. Diamond of Grosse Pointe MI (US)
Lorne Forsythe of Wind Lake WI (US)
Keith Weston of Canton MI (US)
Stuart C. Salter of White Lake MI (US)
CHARGING SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240262241 titled 'CHARGING SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE
The abstract describes a patent application for a vehicle with advanced safety features and charging capabilities.
- Simplified Explanation:
This patent application is for a vehicle that can store electrical power in a battery, receive power from the battery to move, and charge the battery using an electrical port. The vehicle is equipped with sensors to monitor its surroundings and a controller that can respond to potential threats by ejecting the charging connector or enabling full operation.
- Key Features and Innovation:
- Battery for storing electrical power - Electric machine for propulsion - Electrical port for charging - Sensors for monitoring the vehicle's surroundings - Controller for safety response
- Potential Applications:
- Electric vehicles - Autonomous vehicles - Fleet management systems
- Problems Solved:
- Enhanced safety for vehicle occupants - Efficient charging capabilities - Improved security against unauthorized access
- Benefits:
- Increased safety features - Convenient charging options - Enhanced security measures
- Commercial Applications:
Title: Advanced Safety and Charging System for Vehicles This technology can be utilized in electric and autonomous vehicles, as well as in fleet management systems, to enhance safety, efficiency, and security.
- Prior Art:
Researchers can explore prior patents related to vehicle safety systems, charging technologies, and autonomous vehicle features to understand the evolution of this technology.
- Frequently Updated Research:
Stay updated on advancements in electric vehicle technology, autonomous driving systems, and smart charging solutions to enhance the capabilities of this innovative vehicle system.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the controller determine when to eject the charging connector or enable full operation of the vehicle? The controller uses data from the sensors to detect potential threats and make decisions based on predefined safety protocols.
2. What are the potential implications of this technology for the future of electric and autonomous vehicles? This technology could lead to safer and more efficient transportation systems, with improved charging infrastructure and enhanced security measures.
Original Abstract Submitted
a vehicle includes a battery, an electric machine, an electrical port, sensors, and a controller. the battery is configured to store electrical power. the electric machine is configured to receive electrical power from the battery to propel the vehicle. the electrical port is configured to receive an electrical connector of a charging station to initiate a charging operation of the battery. the sensors are configured to monitor an exterior of the vehicle. the controller is programmed to, in response to the sensors detecting an unidentified individual approaching the vehicle, eject the electrical connector from the electrical port or enable full operation of the vehicle.
