Advanced Charging Technologies (ACT) is taking a significant step in fleet electrification by integrating Resonant Link’s cutting-edge wireless charging technology into its portfolio. This collaboration aims to enhance the efficiency, adaptability, and performance of Material Handling Equipment (MHE) and Ground Support Equipment (GSE), providing a seamless and high-speed charging experience. Resonant Link, known for its industry-leading wireless power solutions, enables near-wired charging speeds, offering a more practical and scalable approach to powering industrial electric vehicles. By eliminating mechanical connectors and expanding the parking area for charging, this technology ensures a more flexible and frictionless charging process, further strengthening ACT’s position in the market.
Through this partnership, ACT reinforces its commitment to innovation by introducing a hands-free, high-efficiency charging system that meets the demands of modern fleet operations. The integration of Resonant Link’s wireless power solutions allows operators to charge multiple vehicles effortlessly while maintaining safety and compliance with industry standards. With a power output of 19.2 kW and an efficiency rate of 91%, the new wireless chargers outperform competitors and set new benchmarks for reliability. To further enhance this technology, ACT has appointed Dr. Saurabh Kulkarni as Director of Hardware Engineering, who will focus on refining performance, scalability, and overall adoption of wireless charging within fleet management.
As the demand for electrified fleets continues to grow, ACT’s strategic advancements position the company as a leader in energy solutions for industrial and commercial applications. By incorporating Resonant Link’s technology and acquiring other key assets, ACT strengthens its ability to support the transition to sustainable and highly efficient fleet operations. With over 70,000 chargers deployed worldwide, ACT remains committed to pushing the boundaries of electrification, ensuring that businesses can scale their energy infrastructure with confidence.
