User-friendly charging systems
The Taiwanese company Noodoe is well known in the international charger market for their smooth and personalized customer experiences. They have clients from many lands including the UK, Greece, Australia, Singapore, and Dubai, and have even been visited by former California senator Bob Huff to discuss cooperation.
Noodoe is headquartered in Taiwan and has offices in Texas and Los Angeles in the US and also in Australia. “We decided to start with the US because the market there is mature, operations are on a large scale, and customer demands are stringent. We wanted to start our international expansion in the place with the fiercest competition,” says Noodoe’s founder and chairman John Wang.
Wang was formerly head of marketing at Delta. After becoming a legend in Taiwan’s smartphone world, he saw the new commercial opportunity in EV chargers. Building on his many years of experience developing the Android operating system, with a user-centered approach to design, he decided to get into developing EV operating systems.
In 2018 Noodoe announced that it was branching out into charger station operating systems, and today it is already a well-known brand in the industry. Wang attributes the company’s success to three factors: the user experience, automatic infrastructure diagnostics, and special access codes for operating companies.
Wang states that at charging stations that use the Noodoe EV operating system, drivers can pay directly through Apple Pay or by credit card, without needing to sign up for membership or download a specific app. Moreover, when the vehicle is fully charged a notification will be sent to the driver’s mobile phone.
The Noodoe charger operating system is designed for a smooth user experience. Drivers can simply use the charging station with no need to download an app or sign up for membership. (courtesy of Noodoe Corp.)
The Noodoe operating system can automatically detect errors and rectify them itself, greatly reducing manpower costs. (courtesy of Noodoe Corp.)