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ZOOZ, Afcon Pilot Brings Ultra-Fast Electric Vehicle Charging to Israel
24 Jul 2022 | Abstracted from Jerusalem Post
"The installation will be centered around ZOOZ’s proprietary Power Booster product which uses magnetic flywheels and a lot of intelligent design to dynamically manage infrastructure strain. In this way, ZOOZ's system bypasses the need for greater electrical infrastructure improvement by granting localized boosts in locations where necessary."
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