Live station state
Per-connector status derived from the operator’s own feed, not from a schedule or a manual update.
Pilot · Vietnam
An operating layer for EV charging networks
Charge points send telemetry. AI-Charge stores every event, keeps a live picture of each connector, forecasts when a busy station frees up, flags the ones about to fail, and shows the operator what the week actually looked like.
How the data moves
One path, no manual steps between the charger and the screen.
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Charge point
Status changes, sessions and faults arrive over a webhook, authenticated per operator.
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Raw log
Every event is stored verbatim first. Projections can be rebuilt from it at any time.
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Live state
Stations, connectors, sessions and faults are projected as the events land.
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AI layer
Freeing-time forecast, failure risk, utilisation and demand-based price hints.
- 05
Cabinets
Operator dashboard and driver map, updated in real time over a live stream.
What the platform does
Freeing-time forecast
How long a busy station is likely to stay busy, computed from its own session history.
Failure risk
Stations ranked by how likely they are to fail, with the fault history behind the number.
Maintenance alerts
Overheating, current leaks, repeated faults and silent chargers surface as a ranked feed.
Operator analytics
Sessions, energy, downtime and availability over any period, against the period before it.
Price hints
A demand-based tariff suggestion per station. The operator decides whether to apply it.
Two cabinets
Operator
Fleet dashboard, per-station history, analytics over time, maintenance feed and tariff hints — limited to that operator’s own stations.
Driver
Map and list of stations, freeing-time forecast, a hold on a charger and a corridor of stations along a route. Runs on the simulated network in the demo.
Every operator sees only their own network
Stations belong to the operator that sends them. Reads are limited to that operator on the server, telemetry is authenticated per operator, and the live stream never carries another network’s station to a subscriber.
The demo runs on a simulated network
It is a working copy of the driver cabinet fed by a generator, not by a real operator. No customer data is inside it.
Open the demoConnecting a network, or looking at the platform?
Write to us — we will show the operator cabinet on live data and talk about what your feed needs to carry.
Write to us · hello@ai-charge.dev