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Noodoe launches Noodoe EV OS cloud operating system

EV charging company Noodoe introduced Noodoe EV OS, an advanced cloud operating system that orchestrates the operation of smart EV charging stations.

“At Noodoe, we are on a mission to make the world greener by accelerating the world’s transition to electric transportation,” said John Wang, Chairman of Noodoe. “We do this with well-designed EV charging infrastructure solutions that help organizations be part of the revolution today.”

Noodoe EV diverges from traditional charging stations by offering a rich set of innovative features that help construction, retail, hospitality industries, and public sectors transform their parking lots into smart EV charging locations that generate additional revenue.

The key differentiation is Noodoe EV OS, a cloud operating system that serves as the “brain” that orchestrates the operation of the Noodoe EV charging stations. Noodoe EV OS offers the following functions:

– EV Charging Service
Noodoe EV OS manages the service delivery of the EV charging stations. Powered by Noodoe EV OS, Noodoe EV charging stations offer a simple charging experience for the customers and a range of advanced features for the site owners.

– Universal Payment Processing
Noodoe EV OS processes multiple types of payment transactions. Powered by Noodoe EV OS, Noodoe EV supports universal at-the-pump payment, so customers can use their preferred transaction method such as credit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.

– Central Management
Noodoe EV OS provides central management functions that enable the administration staff to configure pricing, modify peak hours, and monitor status. Noodoe EV OS empowers administrators to supervise the entire charging infrastructure.

– Service Personnel Access
Noodoe EV OS gives frontline personnel access to instantly view the status of EV charging stations in their location. It puts real-time information at their fingertips to help them deliver superior customer service.

– Automated Diagnostics
Noodoe EV OS features an automated diagnostic, alert, and self-recovery system that constantly checks the condition of every EV charging station, and if necessary, initiates proper notification and recovery processes. Noodoe EV OS minimizes the use of human maintenance labor to check the equipment, and ensures the optimal operating condition of every EV charging station.

– Operation Analytics
Noodoe EV OS provides analytic functions that offer holistic business performance monitoring and continuous reporting. Noodoe EV OS gives the management team the big picture with deep insights on the entire charging service operation.

“Powered by Noodoe EV OS, Noodoe EV enables retail plazas, shopping malls, hotels, businesses, and governments to turn their parking lots into profitable revenue generators,” said Jennifer Chang, CEO of Noodoe. “Drivers can instantly use the charging service and simply pay via their credit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Every at-the-pump payment is automatically processed. The revenue is self-generating and ongoing.”

In the United States and Taiwan, businesses such as Sheraton, Hilton, Hyatt, and public sector organizations such as Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, are already taking advantage of the superior technology of Noodoe EV and Noodoe EV OS.

A recent study conducted by McKinsey & Company finds that the world’s major automakers are aggressively jumping into the accelerating EV market. The study predicts that 350 new EV models will debut by 2025, and as many as 120 million EVs could be on the road by 2030 in the United States, the European Union, and China. These new vehicles will require a dramatic increase in the number of charging stations, such as Noodoe EV.

Noodoe is unique in the industry because of its superior technology in all three crucial areas required in the deployment of a successful EV charging infrastructure – hardware, software, and cloud OS.

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