> A robot with a 100kwh battery will be > the size of Optimus Prime
And therein lies the potential failure of this somewhat silly idea. With this scheme, a charging EV takes up two parking places instead of just one. That's going to be real popular in crowded cities, or any city, for that matter.
If this robot charger is so portable, why not have it charge the car on-the-fly, the way that fighter jets do? Oh yeah, then it'd need a 200kWh battery and take up nearly twice the road space of a single vehicle.
Overall, I'd rate this idea right up there with solar-powered cars and hydrogen-filled dirigibles.
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