DymoBat

Introduction

DymoBat is an innovative research project driving the future of energy and mobility transition in Dresden. As a satellite project of the National 5G Energy Hub (N5GEH), DymoBat explores and tests how bidirectional charging of electric vehicles can enhance grid stability and efficiency.

By intelligently connecting electric vehicles, battery storage systems, and the power grid, the project leverages 5G technology and artificial intelligence to optimize charging processes. This enables better integration of renewable energy sources and the flexible distribution of electricity between vehicles, households, and businesses. Through these advancements, electromobility not only supports emission-free transportation but also plays a crucial role in ensuring grid stability and energy security.

The goal

The DymoBat testbed provides a real-world environment for researching bidirectional charging strategies across multiple locations in Dresden. These sites serve as innovation hubs where advanced energy management technologies are tested to explore how electric vehicles can act as mobile electricity storage units, stabilizing the grid and maximizing self-consumption of renewable energy. By interconnecting these test environments, DymoBat creates a low-latency platform for optimizing energy structures. Leveraging 5G communication, artificial intelligence, and decentralized energy sources, the project helps balance load peaks, enhance energy security, and actively engage businesses and citizens in shaping the future energy system.

Through these efforts, DymoBat contributes to sustainable urban development, positioning Dresden as a model city for intelligent energy and mobility solutions.