Open Source Community & Maintainers

Authors & Contributors

EVChargeCurve is maintained by real software developers and community EV enthusiasts. We believe in total transparency: no invented academic credentials, fake laboratory roles, or manufactured engineering titles.

Published:
|
Last Updated:
|
Last Reviewed:

Medhastone

Lead Developer & Project Maintainer

Role: Software architecture, Next.js / TypeScript simulation engine implementation, numerical integration algorithms, and data pipeline maintenance for EVChargeCurve.

Background: Software developer and technical creator specializing in modern web platforms, edge computing, client-side mathematical modeling, and interactive visualization of complex energy systems.

Focus: Ensuring all vehicle charging curves, SoC piecewise functions, and battery thermodynamic models are transparently documented, mathematically verifiable, and accessible with zero server-side telemetry collection.

Curates Canonical Vehicle Dataset
Maintains Simulation Algorithms
Reviews Errata Submissions

Community Contributors & Reviewers

Real EV drivers, data loggers, and automotive enthusiasts

Rather than claiming an exclusive internal testing laboratory, EVChargeCurve relies on an open peer-review model where real EV owners and community researchers contribute empirical charging data logged via standardized OBD-II/CAN-bus tools.

Telemetry Contributors

Drivers who upload raw CSV/JSON logs from CarScanner Pro, ScanMyTesla, Torque Pro, or TeslaMate recording pack voltage, current, and cell temperatures during fast-charge sessions.

Peer Review & Errata Board

Independent reviewers who cross-check manufacturer technical service bulletins (TSBs), BMS firmware update changelogs, and notify maintainers when battery curves change over-the-air.

Our Honest Credential Policy

Zero tolerance for fabricated authority signals

In an industry where marketing websites routinely manufacture fake "Chief Battery Scientists" or cite phantom "certified testing institutes" to game search engines, EVChargeCurve adheres strictly to honest attribution:

  • No Invented Titles: We never list fictional engineering positions, fake university labs, or invented professional accreditations.
  • Verifiable Code & Math: Our authority stems from reproducible mathematics and open data lineage, not fabricated authority badges.
  • Attribution of External Data: When we reference tests conducted by third parties (e.g. Bjørn Nyland, ADAC, Fastned public data), we explicitly cite their work directly.