HEVO Inc Wireless EV Charging Patent Expands Charging Network Technology

HEVO Expands Wireless Charging Intellectual Property Portfolio

On September 3, HEVO Inc., a leading U.S. developer of wireless EV charging hardware and software, announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted U.S. Patent No. 12,703,258 B2, titled “Systems and Mobile Application for Electric Wireless Charging Stations.” The patent expands HEVO’s intellectual property portfolio into networked charging infrastructure, vehicle connectivity and software-enabled charging management. By connecting charging stations, location-enabled vehicles and a centralized server, the system is designed to intelligently identify, select and manage charging sessions according to station availability, operating condition, occupancy and vehicle location.

Networked Charging Adds Discovery and Session Management

The patented system provides several capabilities intended to improve the management and user experience of wireless charging stations. These include charging station discovery, reservations, vehicle positioning, session management and real-time occupancy notifications. The architecture links HEVO Inc charging infrastructure with connected vehicles and centralized software, enabling charging sessions to be coordinated using real-time information about station status and vehicle location. The patent also incorporates safety functions, including foreign object detection and automatic interruption of power transfer when an object is detected, supporting safer operation of wireless charging equipment.

Patent Builds on Dynamic Roadway Charging Technology

The latest patent award follows HEVO’s recent U.S. Patent No. 12,700,758 B2 for dynamic roadway charging, extending the company’s intellectual property coverage across additional wireless charging applications. That earlier patent covers wireless power transfer to electric vehicles while they are traveling, energy exchange between charging segments and bidirectional energy flow that supports vehicle-to-grid applications. Together, the patents strengthen United States-based wireless charging technology coverage while addressing both stationary networked charging management and dynamic charging scenarios involving vehicles in motion.

Implications for Connected Wireless Charging Infrastructure

HEVO’s newly granted patent places greater emphasis on the software and connectivity layer surrounding wireless charging infrastructure rather than focusing only on power transfer hardware. The combination of charging-station availability, vehicle positioning, reservations, occupancy information and centralized session management can support a more coordinated charging experience. Its safety functions further connect charging control with real-time operating conditions. The company’s broader patent portfolio, including U.S. Patent No. 12,700,758 B2, indicates continued development of wireless power transfer technologies spanning connected charging stations, roadway charging and bidirectional energy applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does HEVO’s new wireless charging patent cover?
The patent covers a networked system for managing electric wireless charging stations through connected vehicles, mobile applications and a centralized server. It includes station discovery, reservations, vehicle positioning, charging-session management and real-time occupancy notifications. The system can identify and manage charging sessions using factors such as station availability, operating condition, occupancy and vehicle location. It also includes safety capabilities such as foreign object detection and automatic interruption of power transfer when an object is detected, broadening HEVO’s intellectual property coverage for connected wireless charging infrastructure.