The FABRIC project (Feasibility analysis and development of on-road charging solutions for future electric vehicles) is organising a workshop entitled: “Wireless Charging: Related Standards and needs” in the framework of the IEEE-International Electric Vehicle Conference 2014.

The goal of this workshop is to bring together leading experts from industry, policy makers, automotive manufacturers and relevant standardization bodies to discuss the latest developments in the field of inductive charging for electric vehicles focusing on standardization issues. The workshop aims not only to review the current status of any relevant standardisation effort but to highlight the steps needed for any related action and possibly assist in prioritizing them by reaching a consensus at the end of the workshop among participants.

The workshop will open with some keynotes from international associations and key experts; then a general overview of the related technology will follow with emphasis on current standardardization needs while key experts will provide a general overview of wireless charging Standardizations activities. An after-workshop roundtable dialogue will be stimulated, in which all participants will expose their opinion and debate. Discussions of the workshop can focus on Standardization activities needed for the following topics indicatively:
Health impactAllowable frequenciesPower levelsCoil alignment (dynamic)Package and distances (geometry)Communication protocolsEnvironmental impactCost impact of system design decisions

http://sites.ieee.org/ievc2014/registration/
http://www.fabric-project.eu/