Charging Robotics Inc. focuses on developing a wireless electric vehicle charging technology for automatic parking lots based on its wireless electricity transfer module in Israel. The company’s technology can be used for various products, such as robotic and stationary platforms. Charging Robotics Inc. is headquartered in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. Charging Robotics Inc. is a subsidiary of Medigus Ltd.
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Charging Robotics Inc. is a robotics company headquartered in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, founded in 2021. It is publicly listed (CHEV) with a market capitalisation of $15.5M. Xcout tracks 4 named people at Charging Robotics Inc., including Meni Nachmias (Chief Executive Officer).
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