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OPEVA Final Review Meeting

The Final Review Meeting of the OPEVA project will be held at the European Congress Istanbul, on April 27-29 2026. We cannot wait to showcase the project demonstrators and describe the many interesting results developed in the last three years

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Webinar

Webinar Series: Towards More Trustworthy Synergies with Electric Vehicles

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Webinar Series: HiL Testing for Advanced Battery Systems and Power Electronics

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Webinar Series: Latest Trends in Last-mile Delivery with Electric Vehicles

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Webinar Series: Latest Trends & Applications in Electrical Vehicles Charging

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Webinar Series: Modeling Energy Efficiency and Wireless Charging Control in CARLA Environments​

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Meetings

Project general meeting in Nevers, France

The DRIVE Laboratory at the University of Bourgogne Europe hosted, on November 25 and 26, 2025, the 6th general meeting of the European OPEVA project

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Latest Blog

Battery-free wireless sensor for EV wireless battery management system 

Working with the OPEVA project, funded under the EU CHIPS Act, we are advancing the innovation in developing wireless battery-free sensing solutions for the next generation of EVs. With the development of passive RFID sensor tags, we are utilizing UHF RFID wireless technology to enable SoH monitoring of EV battery cells. To make the wireless communication inside the metallic-caged battery packs in […]

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Cybersecurity in Electric Vehicles and Charging Infrastructures: A Focus on the OPEVA EU Project and ERARGE’s Innovations 

As the world transitions toward sustainable energy solutions, electric vehicles (EVs) have become a pivotal part of reducing carbon emissions. However, with technological advancements come new challenges, particularly in cybersecurity. The OPEVA EU project aims to address these concerns by enhancing the safety and efficiency of EVs and their charging infrastructures. In collaboration with cutting-edge […]

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Testing Energy Consumption in Autonomous Electric Vehicles:  A CARLA Simulation Study with Insights from the Demo 4 Achievements 

Through the OPEVA project, funded under the EU CHIPS Act, we’re advancing the understanding of energy efficiency in autonomous electric vehicles using comprehensive simulation environments. Using the CARLA simulator, our research demonstrates detailed energy consumption analysis of autonomous vehicles under various real-world conditions, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) for autonomous navigation, robust energy monitoring systems, and […]

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