How It Works

Fifteen minutes, at your site — and it works offline.

RISIQ measures the real electricity flowing into the battery at the charging socket — no OBD unlock, no manufacturer cooperation, no downtime.

Fast test ≈ 15 min Reference accuracy ≤ 3% Certificate verification < 2 s 0% data loss on network drop
The Process

Four steps, one certificate.

01 · Plug in

Connect the rig

An operator connects the RISIQ rig at a workshop, importer yard or fleet depot — between the charge source and the vehicle's charging socket. Nothing to install on the car itself.

02 · Measure

Run a controlled charge

A Class 0.5S revenue-grade energy meter samples voltage and current at 1 Hz on the charge path, while an opportunistic OBD logger reads whatever standard, unlocked PIDs the vehicle exposes — never required, never blocking.

03 · Compute

Engineering-grade analysis

The RISIQ cloud integrates delivered power over true elapsed time, corrects for charger conversion losses, and extrapolates full usable capacity from the measured State-of-Charge window.

04 · Certify

Sign & issue

Once the result clears every quality gate, a signed, QR-verified certificate is issued on the spot — usable capacity, range, grade and confidence band included.

Why Socket-Side, Not BMS-Reported

Many locked imports report a number no one can check.

A BMS-reported SoH is opaque, vendor-defined, and frequently optimistic or non-comparable across brands. Measuring real delivered energy at the connector gives an independent, physically grounded figure — the number a bank or insurer can actually underwrite.

Revenue-grade, calibrated metering Reference tests target ≤ 3% accuracy Every result passes quality gates before it certifies
Fast Test

A 15-minute test, mapped to a full-window truth.

Once RISIQ's ground-truth dataset is large enough, a partial-charge fast test is mapped to full SoH by optimization models trained on our own reference measurements — on the vehicles and conditions that actually exist in Ethiopia.

Fast-test estimates are labelled as such on the certificate and carry a wider confidence band than full-window reference tests, until per-model accuracy is validated against a minimum sample count.

Quality gates — must pass to certify

  • SoC window ≥ 10 percentage points for a reference test.
  • No unexplained gaps greater than 5 s in the integrated series.
  • Pack/ambient temperature within a defined valid band, or flagged.
  • Computed SoH within a plausible 40–105% range, else routed to manual review.
RISIQ Certified

Battery-Health Report

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VIN / model / test dateon record
Operator / test typeReference
State of health87.4%
Usable capacity / range52.3 kWh / 310 km
Anomaly flagsNone
Signed & verifiable
Certificate Anatomy

Tamper-evident, and provable in seconds.

Each certificate is signed with a RISIQ private key. The QR resolves to a public endpoint that re-displays the signed record — anyone can scan and confirm it in under 2 seconds. Any edit to a downloaded PDF breaks signature verification.

SoH %, estimated usable capacity, estimated range and confidence band; anomaly flags for temperature, data gaps or plausibility; test type (reference or fast) clearly labelled.

Built For Addis

A dropped connection never invalidates a result.

The rig buffers telemetry locally and forwards it once the link returns — full offline operation, with zero data loss, is a design requirement, not an afterthought.

Next Step

See it run on your fleet.

Book a briefing and we'll walk through a live test on a locked import from your own yard or depot.