Health categories describe the evidence in recorded data. They are prompts to inspect, not safety certifications.
Settings
Editing access, configuration status and the limits of what EVOLT can tell you.
Editing access
Who may import data, change alert status and re-run the analysis.
What EVOLT is — and is not
A research prototype that summarises charging and connector-health data you provide. It is not a certified safety system.
It does not measure connectors. Health categories describe patterns in the recorded data only.
An anomaly is a reason to inspect, not proof of degradation; missing data is never treated as healthy.
Distances are straight-line. Driving distance, travel time and price are not estimated.
Demo stations are labelled “Demo” everywhere they appear; they are examples, not real sites or live data.
The driver and company views are a demo-mode role switch, not sign-in. There is one shared workspace and no per-company access control; use token mode before exposing EVOLT to other people.
Optional bench-sensor readings are supporting context and never change a charger's health status.