Clearmind: Charging Robotics Launches Next-Generation Automated EV-Charging Technology for Robotaxis and Autonomous Fleets

VANCOUVER, CANADA — Charging Robotics, a majority-owned subsidiary of Clearmind Medicine, has launched the next generation of its autonomous vehicle charging platform for robotaxis, autonomous fleets and automated parking facilities. The system uses resonant inductive power transfer to move electricity across an air gap with no physical connector, using a ground charging pad and an onboard vehicle receiver. The company says the platform is designed to deliver up to 10 kW of charging power at up to 95 percent efficiency under specified conditions, using proprietary coils, power electronics and control algorithms that tolerate limited space and variable vehicle positioning. Sessions can start and be recorded automatically, so vehicles in automated parking structures can charge in areas drivers cannot reach, and fleet vehicles can recharge between trips without plug-in cables, robotic arms or human help. An AI-driven scheduling system monitors battery level, vehicle type, charging parameters, departure times and preferences to allocate power, prioritise vehicles and reduce peak demand, with remote monitoring and centralised reporting for operators.