Power electronics company Exro is developing technology to bring what it calls intelligent electrification to the market. Sue Ozdemir, CEO of Exro, says this involves developing new controls for motors, batteries and generators.
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Sue Ozdemir, Chief Executive Officer, Board of Directors, and Mark Godsy, Chairman of the Board, Exro Technologies Inc., (“Exro” or the "Company") (TSX: EXRO), and their team joined Arne Gulstene, Head of TSX Company Services, TMX Group, to celebrate the Company’s graduation to Toronto Stock Exchange and open the market.
Exro Technologies' 800-volt smart controller for commercial vehicles uses real-time coil switching to improve the performance and efficiency of the motor on-demand. This reduces or eliminates gearboxes and oversized motors, improves gradeability, and achieves more range from a single charge. We're already implementing this system in the bus and fleet vehicle industry.
Did you know that the electric motor in an EV is only as smart as the controller that's telling it how to behave? Exro Technologies has a controller that turbo-charges the electric motor, digitally. Brant Pinvidic shares how smarter controllers can increase the performance of the entire system.
"I think what we bring to the table that is really different from anybody else is that we are looking at how we control efficiency through the power electronics, but working with the motor. We are looking at that complete system optimization. By doing that we have got this huge market that is interested in what we are doing. It doesn’t matter if you are into green technology or motors or power electronics. We are kind of covering all three of it." States Sue Ozdemir, CEO of Exro Technologies Inc. (CSE: XRO | OTCQB: EXROF), in an interview with InvestorIntel's Tracy Weslosky.
