Abstract: Recently, UK denounced that the British government is getting ready to test out new road technology that would allow electric cars to charge as they drive. The goal is to help drivers with electric and hybrid cars avoid frequent stops to recharge their vehicles, which not only sounds perfect for electric vehicles, but also exciting for electric scooter armatures.
Recently, UK denounced that the British government is getting ready to test out new road technology that would allow electric cars to charge as they drive. The goal is to help drivers with electric and hybrid cars avoid frequent stops to recharge their vehicles, which not only sounds perfect for electric vehicles, but also exciting for Airwheel electric scooter armatures.
Before the project, charging is indeed a troublesome problem for electric vehicles. Most electric cars get charged via plug-in chargers at home or while parked on the streets. The new charging roads proposed by the U.K. government will work kind of like wireless phone chargers, using magnetic induction technology. Cables buried underneath the highway would generate electromagnetic fields that could be picked up by a receiver in the car and transformed into electric power.
While if some adventures want to challenge a longer one, what can they do? Now, UK government is devoting to overcoming this limitation. For now, the trials will be restricted to test areas where regular drivers aren't allowed. The government is committing £500 million ($779 million) to the project over the next five years.
History is always companied with technology innovation. Because of people’s continuing trails and errors, everything seems possible. From animal labor to steam driven train, from fuel powered vehicle to electric vehicle, from vehicle to intelligent scooter, transportation revolution keeps changing our history and create its own magic. Several years later, it is not a dream for electric scooter armatures to drive across Britain, or there may be a grand electric scooter marathon in a soon future.
