Technical Introduction to EVerest: Open Source Firmware for EV Char...
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EVerest is an Apache 2.0 open source firmware stack that runs as modular processes on embedded Linux and links modules over MQTT, shipping a web drag‑and‑drop module config editor plus a full software loop simulator so development happens without hardware. Core claims: Apache-2.0 license, OCPP 1.6 JSON with optional profiles and security extensions, ISO15118 and DIN support modules, hardware abstraction drivers for several boards, an energy management global optimizer, and current deployments with multiple charger manufacturers proving the stack runs in real hardware.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to EV charging
- 2:00Technical charging protocols
- 6:24Cloud and backend integration
- 10:04Energy management and grid
- 13:59The Everest project mission
- 15:18Everest architecture
- 19:06Everest implementation details
- 27:28Simulation and community
- 30:13Q&A and closing
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