Iowa City, IA (PRWEB) August 25, 2010.
Celadon Applications, (www.CeladonApps.com
), creator of intelligent green energy and transportation
software applications for the electric vehicle and alternate energy
markets, is announcing the release of their newest application for eliminating
"range anxiety" in electric and hybrid vehicles, Road2™.
Road2 is an advanced vehicle simulator that enables drivers of electric
and hybrid vehicles to determine accurately and easily how far they
can drive on specific battery charge level over a route of their choice.
The application is essential for electric and hybrid vehicles of all
types. Road2 is not a theoretical calculation like many rudimentary
approaches, but uses specific sensor data, individual vehicle characteristics,
weather, topographic and road conditions and other elements to provide
an accurate measure with which the driver can feel confident.
Drivers must know they can drive somewhere and get home again, never
being stranded. The EV market will require many elements for growth,
but most important to a driver's buying decision is eliminating driver
"range anxiety". This has been discussed widely (http://bit.ly/9aOvtC,http://bit.ly/ahKbel
) in both technical and popular media.
Road2 is an application which drivers can use with their Smartphones,
desktops, on the internet, and even in their vehicles. Simply select
where you want to go, and Road2 will tell you which route is fastest,
shortest or uses the least battery energy while insuring you get there
and back. Locations and specifications of charging station opportunities
along the way are provided. Road2 bases all calculations on your specific
vehicle configuration, route, weather, topology and many other factors,
every 0.1 meter.

"With market forecasts for electric vehicles ranging from hundreds of
thousands to many millions, the opportunities for Celadon are tremendous,"
said Karen Pease, CEO of Celadon. "Most EV companies recognize the growth
of the market and acceptance of the technology depends on drivers being
able to rely on the electric vehicle. Road2 provides that confidence
with accurate information."
Top tier auto supply companies such as Magna International have purchased
Road2. Celadon is in discussions with other manufacturers and suppliers.
The Iowa Department of Economic Development and the Pappajohn Entrepreneurial
Center (http://www.iowajpec.org/)
have recognized Celadon as a high potential company and in the forefront
of providing applications for the blossoming electric car market such
as Nissan Leaf, GM Volt, Tesla, Honda, Toyota Prius, etc.
Celadon Applications is a leader in developing innovative solutions
helping green transportation and alternate energy markets grow by providing
accurate and easily accessible information, enabling the confident and
effective operation of these new technologies.
For more information contact:
Jack Pyne
jack(at)celadonapps(dot)com
Celadon Applications
2261 Crosspark Road
Coralville, IA 52241
Phone: 319-467-4564
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Iowa City, IA (PRWEB) September 9, 2010
Celadon Applications, (www.CeladonApps.com),
innovative creator of Road2™ and other software applications for the electric
vehicle and alternate energy markets, is moving into new facilities at the
University of Iowa Innovation Center, supporting their growth by accommodating
both new and existing staff for better collaboration and customer support.
With support of a grant from the Iowa Economic Development office, Celadon
is moving into new offices at the University of Iowa Innovation Center (http://bit.ly/9wDH6f)
on the U of Iowa Research Park campus on Coralville, IA. With new staff
and current plans for additional development, Celadon is investing in facilities
to allow for better collaboration of staff and a high level of support of
their customer base, the manufacturers, suppliers and drivers of electric
vehicles.
Celadon has been recognized as a high potential company by the Iowa Economic
Development Board and the Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center (http://www.iowajpec.org/).
As a developer of applications for the blossoming electric car market (Nissan
Leaf, GM Volt, Tesla, Honda, Toyota Prius and others) Celadon is in the
forefront of this exciting automotive market.
Critical to the acceptance of these new technologies is the confidence that
they are usable. Drivers must believe they can drive somewhere and get home
again, not ever being stranded. This requires more and higher speed charging
stations, better batteries, but also that you know exactly how much father
your car can go. Celadon solves the problem of driver "range anxiety" written
about (http://bit.ly/dgLKGl,http://bit.ly/ahKbel)
in both technical and popular media.
With market forecasts for electric vehicles ranging from hundreds of thousands
to many millions, the opportunities for Celadon are tremendous," said Karen
Pease, CEO of Celadon. "Our new facilities will provide better infrastructure
for our software development, customer support and tighter collaboration
by having most of our staff in one place at this critical time of our evolution."
Celadon Applications is a leader in developing innovative solutions helping
green transportation and alternate energy markets grow by providing accurate
and easily accessible information to confidently and effectively operate.
For more information contact:
Jack Pyne
jack(at)celadonapps(dot)com
Celadon Applications
2261 Crosspark Road
Coralville, IA 52241
Phone: 319-467-4564
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Iowa City, IA (PRWEB) September 14, 2010
Celadon Applications, (www.CeladonApps.com),
innovative creator of Road2™ and other software applications for the electric
vehicle and alternate energy markets, has received their grant funds from
the Iowa Department of Economic Development's (IDED) Demonstration Fund.(http://bit.ly/9FBWpX)
The funds will be used to support new product development and marketing
efforts to help serve the exciting and growing electric car and truck markets.
The award has also partially supported Celadon's new offices in the University
of Iowa's Innovation Center.
The IDED Demonstration Fund provides capital in the form of grants to encourage
development activities by Iowa companies. The fund encourages commercialization
of innovation to foster competitive, profitable companies that create high
paying jobs and wealth in Iowa.
The Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center (http://www.iowajpec.org/)
at the University of Iowa has also recognized Celadon Applications as a
high potential company as a developer of applications for the blossoming
electric car market (Nissan Leaf, GM Volt, Tesla, Toyota Prius and others)
“Small businesses are the foundation of real job growth in our state, and
I continue to be impressed by the innovative products developed right here
in Iowa,” Governor Chet Culver stated recently said (http://bit.ly/cAssa2).
“It is vital for the state to support these growing industries, and the
Iowa Demonstration Fund awards will help these businesses continue to expand
and create good-paying jobs.”
Celadon Applications is a software company based in Iowa City, IA is a provider
of products for the hybrid and electric vehicle industry headquartered in
Iowa City, IA. Celadon created Road2(TM), a vehicle range calculator that
enables drivers to determine how far they can drive on their remaining charge,
taking into account terrain, weather forecasts, and various other factors.
For more information contact:
Jack Pyne
jack(at)celadonapps(dot)com
Celadon Applications
2261 Crosspark Road
Coralville, IA 52241
Phone: 319-467-4564
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