
Webinar: Careers in EV Charging Infrastructure
Free 75-minute online session, 19:00–20:15 IST. The fastest-growing employer in the EV sector, and the roles inside it that almost nobody i…
- Dates
- 26 Nov 2026
- Location
- Zoom
Photo: DIYguru event archiveFree 75-minute online session, 19:00–20:15 IST. What AIS-156 actually requires, what the tests look like, and why packs fail them.
Homologation is where a lot of otherwise sound designs stop. This session walks through the standard as a design constraint rather than a paperwork exercise — what it demands, how it is tested, and the failure modes that show up at the lab.
Thursday evening, 19:00–20:15 IST. Roughly 45 minutes of material and 30 minutes of live Q&A. Free, registration required. The recording goes to everyone who registers, whether or not you make it on the night.
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Real lab or workshop time on actual hardware.
The DIYguru learning platform — certification programmes, live cohorts and hands-on lab workshops in EV systems.
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Jakati Kishore
ECE & 3rd year · joy university
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