Israeli firm Electreon Wireless is collaborating with Portugal-based Atlos, an autonomous vehicle supplier, to accelerate the vision of fully autonomous, wirelessly-charged industrial transport.

Atlos specialises in manufacturing autonomous vehicles (AVs) for industrial environments. It is part of the ProCME Group, which delivers complex, high-tech infrastructure and mobility projects.

Through this collaboration, Electreon’s c wireless charging technology will be integrated into Atlos’ AVs, starting with vehicles operating along fixed routes within manufacturing compounds, logistics hubs and warehouse environments, which are target sectors for both companies. The collaborative project could create significant market opportunities for streamlining fully autonomous mobility across sectors including automotive, food and beverage, pharma, airports, and ports.

In parallel, implementation plans are progressing for wireless charging integration at a production facility of a top-tier global company.

TheProCME Group has a strong presence in areas such as renewable energy, industrial robotics, urban mobility and digital transformation, specialising in AVs for logistics hubs, manufacturing compounds and warehouse environments. Its commitment to sustainable development and technological innovation aligns closely with Electreon’s mission to drive the transition towards fully autonomous, clean electric mobility.

By wirelessly powering Atlos’autonomous vehicles, the two companies are combining two transformative technologies – autonomous driving and wireless energy transfer – to streamline industrial logistics, optimise fleet operations and enable true hands-free charging. This collaboration builds on Electreon’sglobal OEM integrations and represents a step towards scalable, intelligent infrastructure for round-the-clock industrial automation.

By embedding Electreon’s wireless charging coils into the ground along fixed operational routes, Atlosvehicles are ready to charge dynamically while in motion or statically when parked at loading docks, eliminating the need for manual plugging and charging downtime. This synergy of autonomous driving and wireless energy transfer is designed to streamline industrial logistics and optimise fleet operations for round-the-clock automation.

The agreement outlines a first project of limited scale, under which Electreon will supply hardware and software, as well as implementation and technical support. As part of the project scope, Atlos’autonomous vehicle will be fitted with Electreon’s wireless charging system, and deployed in part within an area operated by an existing Atloscustomer.

“This collaboration with Electreon represents another strategic step in Atlos’ mission to redefine industrial mobility with truly autonomous and sustainable options,” said José Reis Costa, ProCME (cme.pt) group CEO. “By integrating wireless charging technology into our autonomous vehicles, we can eliminate operational barriers, reduce downtime and increase our clients’ efficiency. We are excited to join forces with a partner that shares our vision of a smarter, more automated and cleaner industrial future.”

Oren Ezer, CEO of Electreon (electreon.com), added: “This partnership with Atlos is a critical step into the rapidly growing industrial automation market. To achieve true autonomy, the charging process must also be autonomous. Combining our proven wireless charging with Atlos’ innovative AVs creates a set-and-forget option that offers unparalleled operational efficiency for their customers.”