Sam using the first Noodoe charger in Australia. Photo by David Waterworth/For his part, Moran is extremely impressed with Noodoe’s EV charging solutions. “Having spent over ten years in the IT sector, I’m able to recognise and appreciate a great user experience, both from end-user and administrative perspectives. Noodoe and their team have a clear focus on providing an optimal user experience with Noodoe EV OS.
Moran is a great fit for Noodoe. He drives a Tesla Model 3 Performance and has an extensive background in IT doing stints with IBM, Data#3, and Education Queensland. He has experience with software, hardware, customer support, and managed services. “I have a general love of technology in a broad sense, smart design that’s fit for purpose — not just cool gimmicks.” In high school, he was the nerd who pulled apart the school’s computers and fixed them up.
He is excited to be working with John Wang, the CEO of Noodoe. Wang has a great vision for the future and Sam sees him as the Steve Jobs of the charging industry. Noodoe provides great hardware, but the secret sauce is in the software. The software is hardware agnostic. It’s all about ease of use for both the end user and the building manager. One person can manage a network of 1000 chargers.
Ernie responded to a tenant request for an EV charger and did his research. He was able to present a cost-effective solution to the body corporate usingThe first installed Noodoe charger in Australia. Photo by David Waterworth/Convenience, cost, and simplicity of use factors mean that there needs to be a lot of thought put into where the charger is placed within or without the building.
These are the pumps of which I spoke to a friend that may be used to change old petro stations into new all electric stations.
Finally, a public charger where you can simply use a credit card!
Wonderful Charging experience! User Friendly!