eMobility Engineering for EV Charging Systems That Ship on Time
From charger firmware to backend integration, from OCPP implementation to interoperability testing. Clemios engineers the software that makes EV charging infrastructure work in production for Charger OEMs, CPOs, and backend providers.
Engineering Integration, Not Protocol Stack Sales
Clemios integrates OCPP into real charger hardware, validates against real backends, and supports production deployments.
Charger OEMs
Firmware, OCPP integration, and hardware abstraction for AC and DC charging hardware manufacturers. Work on real hardware, not in simulation.
CPOs and Backend Providers
Backend connectivity, smart charging features, and multi-vendor interoperability for charge point operators running diverse charger fleets.
Automotive and Energy
Protocol engineering and testing for automotive Tier-1 suppliers, energy utilities, and fleet operators entering the EV charging market.
eMobility Capabilities
eMobility Engineering
Charger-to-backend integration. Smart charging features. FlexCharge-based OCPP delivery from hardware abstraction to cloud connectivity.
Learn more →OCPP Engineering
Deep protocol expertise. OCPP 2.0.1 actively implemented. OCPP 2.1 is in development. Coverage includes profile support, security enforcement, and upgrade paths.
Learn more →Testing and Validation
Interoperability testing against real backends. CI/CD quality gates, MISRA C enforcement, and Ceedling TDD for embedded firmware.
Learn more →Built on FlexCharge.OCPP
Every Clemios eMobility project starts with FlexCharge.OCPP. It is a modular, production-grade OCPP implementation with six architectural layers. Each layer is purpose-built for real charger hardware and backend systems.
Because the architecture is reusable, nothing is built from scratch for each client. Proven components adapt to specific hardware and backend requirements. The result: faster integration, fewer protocol surprises during field deployment, and a lower risk profile for the overall project.
- Protocol Core. Message routing, state handling, profile support across OCPP functional blocks.
- Communication. WebSocket transport, JSON encoding and decoding, retry logic, session management.
- Security. TLS session setup, certificate lifecycle management, security profile enforcement.
- Hardware Abstraction. Chip-specific drivers, vendor isolation, capability APIs for 8 MCU families.
- Diagnostics. Structured logging, metrics collection, fault reporting. Built for field reproducibility.
- Lifecycle. Boot sequencing, graceful shutdown, firmware update management, controlled recovery.
Clemios eMobility Differentiators
- OCA member since January 2026.
- OCPP 2.0.1 actively implemented across real charger hardware.
- Dedicated engineering team for OCPP and FlexCharge development.
- FlexCharge.OCPP: reusable 6-layer engineering asset. Not a product.
- Germany-first delivery. Managed from Germany, engineered in Cameroon.
- AI-enhanced engineering. Prompt engineering, RAG, and MCP applied to code analysis, protocol research, and documentation workflows.
Clemios is not a protocol stack vendor.
No software components for sale.
Clemios integrates OCPP into real charger hardware, validates it against real backends, and supports it in real deployments. Stack vendors build stacks. Clemios makes EV charging systems work.
The difference matters past the evaluation phase, when protocol code must run on actual hardware, pass interoperability tests, and connect to a CSMS in production. That is where Clemios operates.
How Clemios Complements Stack Vendors →Frequently Asked Questions
The software and firmware that powers EV charging infrastructure: charger controllers, communication protocols like OCPP, backend integration, and smart charging features. Clemios specialises in the engineering services that make these systems work in production. Clemios does not manufacture charging stations. The work covers the software that runs on them.
The engineering baseline is OCPP 2.0.1, deployed on real charger hardware, tested against real CSMS backends, and supported in production. OCPP 2.1 is in development. Clemios does not build new systems on OCPP 1.6.
Clemios handles the full path. On the charger side: OCPP protocol implementation, message routing, device model management. Between charger and backend: secure TLS communication, WebSocket transport, retry logic. On the backend side: API connectivity and multi-vendor interoperability testing. FlexCharge.OCPP provides production-tested components so integration starts from proven code, not from scratch.
No. Clemios is an engineering services company, not a hardware manufacturer. The software runs on charging stations built by OEMs. Clemios complements hardware manufacturers, not competes with them.
Start an eMobility Engineering Project
OCPP integration, charger firmware, or interoperability testing: Clemios engineers deliver from day one.