ROCSYS

The charging system conceived and developed by Dutch company ROCSYS does not need any human intervention to charge an electric truck. The system itself is capable to reach the socket with the help of cameras and sensors.

"This $36 million investment will help us rapidly scale our operations in several ways. We’ll continue expanding our presence in Europe while bringing more operations, customer service, and manufacturing to the United States and growing our team dedicated to partnering with automakers", explained CE...

Rocsys will supply ROC-1 autonomous charging systems, which will autonomously charge part of the electric yard tractor fleet of SSA Marine at the International Container Terminal at the Port of Oakland. In fact, the ROC-1 system work with high power DC charging stations that use a CCS-1 charging con...

«What we want to do is integrating the charging process into professional operation. We might say that charging should not be a headache for fleet owners», told us Rocsys's CEO Crijn Bouman.

«The strong and ever-increasing demand for autonomous charging solutions for the North American market has triggered an office opening ahead of the initial planning», stated the Dutch company.

The Dutch company ROCSYS has recently opened a cooperation with Grivix and VDL ETS addressed at the development of robotic fast charging for heavy-duty vehicles, being them e-buses or e-trucks.