Electric Vehicle Charging System Using RFID and IoT for Enhanced User Experience

Electric vehicles (EVs) are surging in popularity globally, offering a greener and more energy-efficient alternative to traditional cars. Our research aims to develop an RFID based system designed to automate EV charging with minimal user input. This system integrates RFID readers, tags, a microcontroller, and a relay module to manage and monitor charging sessions efficiently. An IoT platform supports real time monitoring and remote control, while a secure payment mechanism handles transactions seamlessly. RFID tags identify vehicles for automatic charging initiation, and the relay module prevents overcharging by disconnecting power after a set time. The system uses MQTT for data transmission and offers real-time insights into energy use and account balances. All information is updated and displayed in real-time on the server. MySQL ensures scalability, enabling effective handling of large volumes of data. The mobile application dashboard provides a view of the charging and discharging processes for user monitoring, and an email notification is sent after the recharge. EV battery charging status is monitored through visual graphs. Key benefits include a streamlined user experience, improved charging management, and support for EV adoption. This innovation advances sustainable mobility with a user friendly, efficient charging solution.

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2025-02-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/menacomm62946.2025.10911013
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Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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Electric Vehicle Charging System Using RFID and IoT for Enhanced User Experience

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Electric Vehicle Charging System Using RFID and IoT for Enhanced User Experience

Md. Jahid Hasan, Mohammed Moshiul Hoque, Md Mehedi Hassain, Injamul Haque Jamil
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Abstract

Electric vehicles (EVs) are surging in popularity globally, offering a greener and more energy-efficient alternative to traditional cars. Our research aims to develop an RFID based system designed to automate EV charging with minimal user input. This system integrates RFID readers, tags, a microcontroller, and a relay module to manage and monitor charging sessions efficiently. An IoT platform supports real time monitoring and remote control, while a secure payment mechanism handles transactions seamlessly. RFID tags identify vehicles for automatic charging initiation, and the relay module prevents overcharging by disconnecting power after a set time. The system uses MQTT for data transmission and offers real-time insights into energy use and account balances. All information is updated and displayed in real-time on the server. MySQL ensures scalability, enabling effective handling of large volumes of data. The mobile application dashboard provides a view of the charging and discharging processes for user monitoring, and an email notification is sent after the recharge. EV battery charging status is monitored through visual graphs. Key benefits include a streamlined user experience, improved charging management, and support for EV adoption. This innovation advances sustainable mobility with a user friendly, efficient charging solution.

International Islamic University Chittagong (BD), Comilla University (BD), University of Greenwich (GB)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 31%
Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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