Recently, Zhejiang Yuma Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. has obtained a patent for "modular charging piles and expandable structures." This news not only demonstrates the company's innovative capabilities in the field of electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing but also adds new impetus to promoting the development of sustainable energy. Founded in 2020 and affiliated to Lishui City, Zhejiang Yuma has a registered capital of 20 million yuan and focuses on the R&D and application of smart electric charging solutions.

Modular charging piles are a new type of charging facility designed to be flexibly expandable according to user needs. Such charging piles can not only achieve efficient charging but also connect multiple piles in series, greatly improving the convenience and efficiency of electric vehicle charging. In response to the growing market demand for electric vehicles, this modular design is obviously conducive to rapid deployment and maintenance.

Technically, Zhejiang Yuma's charging piles are equipped with an intelligent management system that can real-time monitor charging status, power distribution, etc. Users can achieve remote control through a mobile app to check charging progress and cost details, which undoubtedly enhances the user experience. Meanwhile, the system supports multiple payment methods to ensure greater convenience for consumers during use.

With the increase in the number of electric vehicles in service, the construction of charging infrastructure has become particularly important. According to market research, the domestic electric vehicle market will continue to maintain rapid growth in the next five years, and the demand for charging piles will show a doubling trend. Zhejiang Yuma's successful acquisition of this patent technology will give it an advantage in market competition. In addition, Zhejiang Yuma, which holds more than 31 patents, has demonstrated strong R&D capabilities and innovation awareness, laying a foundation for the further iteration of its technologies in the future.

(Source: Sohu News)