Tesla Adds PowerWall, Solar And Chargers To Developer API

[Breaking News] Tesla Adds PowerWall, Solar And Chargers To Developer API



Tesla Announces Addition of PowerWall, Solar Power, and Home Chargers to its API.

Late last year, Tesla launched its first official API (application programming interface).

It is the first time that developers have relied on some kind of informal API for years without documents or official protocols.

Tesla has been continuing to discuss launching a software development kit (SDK) to create a complete third-party app ecosystem that works with its vehicles.

In 2016, Elon Musk said he planned to switch app mirroring from mobile phones to center consoles instead. This is similar to services such as Apple's CarPlay and Android Auto, where mobile phones display infotainment information on car displays.

Apple CarPlay is another feature that many Tesla owners have asked for, but Tesla seems to have given up on this feature as well because it prefers to own the user experience inside the vehicle.

Now, however, Tesla has officially launched its API for Fleet Management, which it announced last October.

Today, the car manufacturer announced that it has added support for Powerwall, solar products, and wall connectors (level 2 home or commercial chargers) to its API.

This allows third-party developers to integrate these products into their solutions.

The integration of Tesla energy products is now expected to be welcomed by Tesla partners, such as electric utilities, which can develop apps that work with these third-party products.

Tesla has recently made more energy efforts on the software side to boost products like virtual power plants and Tesla Electric.

Tesla aims to increase the value of its distributed energy assets through such software products while leveraging increased energy storage device deployment through products like Powerwall and Megapac.

developer.tesla.com/docs/fleet-api …----- Friday is a free day for option players. There will be a technological rebound today, but we are playing with the thought that there will be no significant volatility. So we are drawing up scenarios for the market. Ironically, last year, when the U.S. interest rate hike continued, was a good year for the Korean market as well as the U.S. market index, which rose more than 20% based on the KOSPI 200. Everyone said last year that it was hard to make money from stocks, but the index closed more than 20% higher than the beginning of the year. People's sense of deprivation is probably due to the roller coaster of secondary battery stocks, but there are many positions where people buy and survive the high point.

The strength of the U.S. market last year was probably driven by the demand for job security. Consumption continued despite inflation. China, on the other hand, crushed expectations of re-opening. What about this year? In an election year, the ruling party will somehow want to keep the economy from collapsing and stock prices from falling. Still, if the real estate problem is not resolved, China will not be able to expect much growth this year. If the real estate market does not recover, the Korean economy will rebound much from last year. However, if the real estate market does not recover, we expect the same phenomenon as China will occur. In addition, there are planned increases in utility bills that will bring about inflation, such as electricity and subway fares, which have not been raised since the April general elections. So even if the U.S. cuts interest rates, we expect relatively little of that. We are confident that the hot potato will become real estate this year.

Everyone thinks that a rate cut will be a cure-all and is waiting for it. But in the end, it's about how fast and how much we can do. I'm also worried that if the rate cut is delayed, it will hurt our economic structure. In the end, if aggregate demand continues to decrease and shrink, even if the unit price on the supply side decreases, there will be a higher probability that the equilibrium of supply will meet at the bottom. If semiconductors are lucky enough to become a hit, then this year's demand-side shock will be an inevitable problem. So, I'm personally keeping a close eye on the demand-side economy.

The English word for January is January. You all know that it is a month derived from Janus. Janus is often used as a negative meaning for facial expression or ambivalence and a two-faced person, but he is originally a guardian of the door. In other words, the change from the face of the past to the face of the present is when it passes through the door of Janus. So a new year, January, was derived from Janus and became the origin of the month separating the past from this year. I hope that Janus Month will be a year of hope, and let go of the pain, foolishness, and difficulties of the last year, and pass through Janus' door. I learned that so many "socio passes" are playing leadership roles in this society. Most of them have their own lethal weapons, which they "don't even bother to think about me at all." They quickly judge and practice "how to use them." If you deal with them emotionally, you will lose 100 times. They also think that they are ordinary people, not sociopaths. Do you have a hard time because of a certain boss or co-worker? One out of every 10 people are these people. You can't avoid it. They don't leave the company.  If you don't analyze it well and respond, the person who leaves will be me. That's the way to survive. --- According to TDK CEO Saito Novoru, Apple's supplier is the first to apply a technological breakthrough to a smartphone that competitors have explored primarily as a means of increasing the mileage of electric vehicles. In the first half of 2023, Apple began shipping small lithium-ion batteries using silicon electrodes manufactured by its Hong Kong-based subsidiary Amperex Technology (ATL). With the Republican Party's 2024 presidential nomination race on the horizon, the anti-Trump camp's efforts to block former President Donald Trump's re-entry to the White House are also accelerating.

"Five Illinois voters filed a petition with the State Election Commission to prevent Trump's name from being on the ballot for the Illinois primary on March 19 and the presidential election scheduled for November 5," the Chicago regional broadcaster WBEZ and the daily Sun-Times reported on the 4th based on the exclusive document.

The petitioners added to the controversy over Trump's qualifications for the U.S. presidential election, claiming, "Former President Trump encouraged supporters to prevent President Joe Biden from certifying his victory in the 2020 presidential election, triggering a Jan. 6, 2021, federal Capitol invasion."