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Train the next generation on real factory systems

A turnkey EV training lab for polytechnics and TVET institutions — hardware trainers, simulation, live digital twin exercises, and competency-based certification. Deployed in 8 weeks.

Key Challenges

What holds TVET institutions back

These problems are systemic across polytechnics and vocational training centers in both developed and emerging markets.

Challenge

Outdated or missing equipment

Institutions teach EV manufacturing theory from textbooks while the actual equipment budget covers only basic electrical bench trainers from a decade ago. Students graduate without touching an actual BMS, motor controller, or battery module.

How DFI Solves It

The DFI EV Training System bundles YaLong industrial-grade hardware trainers (BMS, motor, charging) with ARS simulation software. Institutions get a complete lab without sourcing individual equipment vendors.

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Challenge

Curriculum does not match industry needs

Course content is designed by academics who last worked in industry five years ago. Graduates lack practical skills in digital twin operation, SPC interpretation, and engineering change workflows — the tools they will use on day one.

How DFI Solves It

DFI provides 12+ pre-built course modules developed with OEM partners and updated annually. Content maps to IPC, SAE, and ISO standards. Institutions can customize modules or use them as-is.

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Challenge

No competency tracking or certification

Instructors grade students on exams and lab reports, but there is no structured competency framework. Employers cannot verify what a graduate actually knows how to do.

How DFI Solves It

DFI's training management module tracks competency per student, per skill area. Students earn digital badges mapped to industry standards. Employers can verify credentials via a public API.

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What You Get

A complete training lab, not just software

Hardware Trainers (YaLong)

  • EV Motor Controller Trainer — BLDC/PMSM control, regenerative braking
  • Battery Module Simulator — cell balancing, fault injection, thermal management
  • Charging Station Mock-up — AC Level 2, DC fast charge protocols
  • High-Voltage Safety Trainer — lockout/tagout, insulation resistance testing

Simulation Software (ARS)

  • Virtual commissioning of EV drivetrain systems
  • Fault injection scenarios — sensor failure, thermal runaway, CAN bus errors
  • What-if analysis — vary cell chemistry, pack configuration, cooling design
  • Guided troubleshooting exercises with scoring

Digital Twin Labs (DFI)

  • Live telemetry from real (anonymized) or replayed factory data
  • Alarm monitoring and response exercises
  • OEE calculation and shift handover simulations
  • BOM exploration and engineering change walkthroughs

Certification

Three-level competency framework

Students progress through structured levels, earning verifiable digital credentials at each stage.

1

Foundation

40 hrs

EV fundamentals, safety, component identification

2

Practitioner

80 hrs

Hands-on assembly, testing, quality inspection

3

Specialist

120 hrs

Digital twin operation, SPC, change control, capstone project

Aligned to:IPC-A-610SAE J3061ISO 26262National TVET Frameworks

At a glance

8 weeks

Lab deployment time

12+

Pre-built course modules

3

Certification levels

100%

Competency tracking coverage

“Our students now train on the exact same platform that production operators use. Employer feedback on graduate readiness has improved dramatically.”

Head of Engineering Faculty, Regional Polytechnic

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