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Project 1: Charging Stations of the Future
August ’25 Updates Project leads: Hongjie Wang, Utah State University, & Scott Trimboli, University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Events: International Conference on Transportation & Development ASCE, in partnership with the Arizona Department of Transportation, hosted the International Conference on Transportation & Development, held June 8-11 in Glendale, Arizona. At this conference, ASPIRE Student Leadership Council President…
February ’24 Project #1 Update: Charging Station of the Future
Project leads: Hongjie Wang, USU & Scott Trimboli, UCCS Key Accomplishments for this Quarter: Battery Toolbox components have been updated and uploaded to Box for general use by ASPIRE. Produced refined toolbox methods for cell characterization and improved model accuracy. Produced validated Sigma Point Kalman Filter (SPKF) and Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) for ESC and…
DOE Announces $22M Award to ASPIRE & Partners to ‘Supercharge’ Utah’s Status as Regional Electrification Hub
The Department of Energy announced today ASPIRE’s $44 million SUPERCHARGE project will receive $22 million in DOE funding and $15 million in industry and utility investment, with additional support from the state of Utah and university partners. SUPERCHARGE allows ASPIRE — a National Science Foundation-funded engineering research center headquartered at Utah State University — to…
June ’25 Industry and Innovation Highlights
ASPIRE continues to build its ecosystem and create greater momentum with influential partnerships and high-impact events that are shaping the future of transportation. Recently, we welcomed several new members to the Industry and Innovation Board (IIB), bringing the total membership to 68, with additional prospective members in discussions with ASPIRE about possible partnerships. Our latest members — Illinois…
