Exro Technologies Inc T.EXRO

Alternate Symbol(s): T.EXRO.WT | T.EXRO.WT.A | EXROF

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Exro Technologies Inc. is a clean technology company. The Company is engaged in developing power control electronics that expand the capabilities of electric motors and batteries. Its technologies include e-mobility (Coil Driver) and stationary energy storage (Cell Driver). The Coil Drive technology is an adaptive traction inverter that replaces the standard 3-phase inverter in electric vehicles. Utilizing its patented coil switching technology, the Coil Driver enables the motor to dynamically switch between two modes, series mode optimized for high torque at low speeds, and parallel mode optimized for high power and efficiency at high speeds. The Cell Driver technology is a fully integrated energy storage system designed for commercial and industrial applications. Its SEA-Drive power system provides a complete e-propulsion solution to original equipment manufacturers. It encompasses everything from high-capacity batteries and electric motors to next-generation control units.

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Comment by sorrensonon Sep 12, 2024 2:16pm

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RE:RE:Exro not inside?

Count the wires...Exro has nothing .

Pandora wrote:
Napcoo wrote:
Electrified axles are increasing in prominence as a suspension design approach for automakers as the industry continues on the path towards electrification. These eAxle systems are being demonstrated at the Bosch Mobility Experience in collaboration with Linamar, showcasing how the industry is collaborating to bring forth new solutions for customers. The Ram 2500 technology demo vehicle from Linamar is equipped with front and rear eUD10 Beam eAxles, which create 4WD capability delivering over 15,200 Nm of peak torque and 750 kW peak power. These eAxle Systems can be applied to full EV, hybrid or hydrogen vehicle applications.

Bosch brings extensive system knowledge and industry-leading tools for simulation and modeling to optimize the performance of the motor, inverter and axle in one cohesive unit. Bosch offers electrification products that seamlessly integrate with rigid axles to enhance vehicle performance, towing capacity and payload capabilities

https://www.streetinsider.com/dr/news.php?id=23706927&gfv=1

So how close are these "new" innovations by KIA/Hyundai and Bosch to being in a conflict with the Exro patents?