Part of our mission to accelerate the switch to electric vehicles is to train and educate. We hope that this selection of training will inspire you to continually deepen your understanding of the ever-evolving industry standards. Because by working together, we’ll get there quicker.
With this course you’ll delve into the ins and outs of ISO 15118 to fully adapt it to your specific product needs. This course is for anyone who wants to quickly get started with ISO 15118 and learn the basics.
This course is for anyone who wants to better understand the ins and outs of Plug and Charge, including the underlying cryptography.
Switch’s CharIN training sessions take place several times throughout the year. Look out for the training sessions with the same title as these:
We’re always eager to hear from you. We listen to feedback, and we’re always open to suggestions. Because we don’t believe there’s one right way for everyone – it’s about adapting and understanding your needs.
We try to steer away from jargon and confusing industry terms, by taking a simpler, more conversational approach to educating. After all, we’re here to make complex systems easy to understand and easy to use.
We are forever learning, researching and experimenting to inspire and lead our field, even if what we learn causes us to rethink things we thought were certain. We’re always pushing ourselves to be the absolute best we can be.
We want to accelerate the adoption of ISO 15118 through easier access to this technology, and we want to make interoperability between EV manufacturers and charging station manufacturers as simple as possible. Over the years, we’ve seen newcomers to the market making the same implementation mistakes on ISO 15118 over and over again, which just delays a proper market introduction of ISO 15118. As we don’t deliver our software to car manufacturers (yet), we believe we can have a big positive impact on the industry by providing a reference implementation as a gold standard that the industry will adopt and use to test their own offerings. EV manufacturers all across the globe will then have a proper implementation to test with.
Secondly, Josev will be more valuable for the industry when it is being peer reviewed by other experts. This creates a stronger foundation for everyone.
Josev Professional is based on Josev Community, our open source ISO 15118 implementation. Our implementation of the new OCPP standards, the MQTT API and its implementation are not part of Josev Community.
You can run Josev alongside your application as a software package tailored to your CPU architecture. In this case, we recommend:
- Linux based system (x86_64, armv7 or armv8 architectures supported)
- 200 MB of RAM
- 100 MB of disk space
We can also run Josev in a Docker container, which is even easier to update and maintain. To run Docker smoothly on your board, we recommend:
- 512 MB of RAM
- 2 GB of disk space
- a CPU with at least 900 MHz clock
Both Basic and Advanced Trainings are scheduled for one full day (around 7 hours). If the training is done remotely, we can split it over two days (3-4 hours each day).
As many as you like. But we need a minimum of 10 people for the training to be able to take place.
Every person taking part will receive the training documents digitally as a PDF file.
The topics are flexible – we can focus on whichever ones most fit your needs as a team. Plus, we’ll discuss any questions you have during the training.