Wireless power transfer

WiTricity Signs First South Korean Licensee

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Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Energy, Alternative energy, Technology, Consumer electronics, Hardware, Semiconductor, Mobile, Wireless, Automotive, General Automotive, Energy, Electric power, Wireless energy transfer, Universe, Energy development, Electric power distribution, WiTricity, Inductive charging, Charging station, Plug-in hybrid, Wireless power transfer

WiTricity , the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer over distance, has entered into a technology licensing agreement with Yura Corporation, a leading South Korea-based automotive Tier 1 supplier.

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  • WiTricity , the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer over distance, has entered into a technology licensing agreement with Yura Corporation, a leading South Korea-based automotive Tier 1 supplier.
  • Yura is WiTricity's first Tier 1 licensee located in South Korea and is one of the largest Asian producers of EV and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle components for both domestic use and export.
  • WiTricity is actively involved in defining global wireless EV charging standards, critical for large-scale deployment and interoperability of EV wireless charging.
  • Yura's selection of WiTricity is a testament to our sophisticated technology and progress in driving global standards," said Alex Gruzen, CEO, WiTricity.

Ossia Partners with Spigen to Create Cota Power Transmitters To Wirelessly Power Cota-Enabled Phone Sleeves

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Monday, February 25, 2019
Energy, Articles, Telecommunications, Cota, Wireless energy transfer, Electric power distribution, Transmitter, Wi-Fi, Wireless power transfer, Wireless, Radio receiver

The Cota Forever Sleeve is equipped with a receiver that sends a beacon signal to the Cota transmitter.

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  • The Cota Forever Sleeve is equipped with a receiver that sends a beacon signal to the Cota transmitter.
  • Delivering power similarly to how Wi-Fi transmits data, Cota transmitters are safe and efficient for home or office use.
  • "By teaming up with Spigen to create Cota-enabled phone sleeves and a Cota power transmitter, we're one step closer to bringing true wireless power to consumers," said Doug Stovall, Chief Revenue Officer, Ossia.
  • Our goal is to work closely with Spigen to deliver Cota-enabled phone sleeves and transmitters by 2020."

In Another Industry First, Spark Connected Launches New Wireless Power Solution for 5G Networks at MWC 2019

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Tuesday, February 19, 2019
Energy, Utilities, Technology, Consumer electronics, Hardware, Telecommunications, Security, Mobile, Wireless, Energy, Wireless energy transfer, Electromagnetism, Technology, Energy development, Inductive charging, Wireless power transfer, Wireless, Transmitter, 5G

Spark Connected , a leading technology developer of advanced and innovative wireless power system solutions, today announced a proprietary 30-Watt wireless power solution, named The Gorgon specifically engineered for Telecom Infrastructure and Security applications.

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  • Spark Connected , a leading technology developer of advanced and innovative wireless power system solutions, today announced a proprietary 30-Watt wireless power solution, named The Gorgon specifically engineered for Telecom Infrastructure and Security applications.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190219005158/en/
    The Gorgon wireless power solution consists of both a transmitter and companion receiver and is currently in field trials for 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA).
  • Spark Connected has combined TDK s leading-edge magnetic coils in The Gorgon wireless power solution.
  • We are excited to be partnering with Spark Connected to enable innovative mid power wireless charging solutions for the telecom infrastructure and other similar emerging wireless power markets.

WiTricity Acquires Qualcomm Halo

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Monday, February 11, 2019
Technology, Consumer electronics, Hardware, Semiconductor, Mobile, Wireless, Automotive, General Automotive, Energy, Wireless energy transfer, Articles, Energy development, Universe, Electric power distribution, Fabless semiconductor companies, WiTricity, Qualcomm, Inductive charging, Halo, Wireless power transfer

WiTricity , the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer, today announced the acquisition from Qualcomm Incorporated and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. of certain technology platform and IP assets, which will bring over 1,500 patents and patent applications related to wireless charging that WiTricity will own or control.

Key Points: 
  • WiTricity , the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer, today announced the acquisition from Qualcomm Incorporated and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. of certain technology platform and IP assets, which will bring over 1,500 patents and patent applications related to wireless charging that WiTricity will own or control.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190211005215/en/
    WiTricity Acquires Qualcomm Halo (Photo: Business Wire)
    This acquisition will streamline technology development that enables automakers to deliver an EV charging experience that is seamless and efficient.
  • Bringing the Qualcomm Halo technology into the WiTricity portfolio will simplify global interoperability and significantly accelerate commercialization.
  • Qualcomm Incorporated and WiTricity have been working collaboratively with global standards organizations, which currently leverage reference designs from each company.

MAHLE Licenses WiTricity Technology for Electric Vehicle Wireless Charging

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Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Technology, Consumer electronics, Hardware, Semiconductor, Mobile, Wireless, Automotive, General Automotive, Energy, Wireless energy transfer, Articles, Energy development, Universe, Electric power distribution, WiTricity, Inductive charging, Wireless power transfer, Aptiv, Wireless, Consumer Electronics Show

Access to WiTricity wireless energy transfer technology will enable MAHLE to develop additional innovative solutions for e-mobility.

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  • Access to WiTricity wireless energy transfer technology will enable MAHLE to develop additional innovative solutions for e-mobility.
  • Wireless charging is key to accelerating EV sales, and we are proud to work with MAHLE to bring WiTricity technology to customers around the world.
  • WiTricity develops solutions to enable wireless power transfer over distance using its patented magnetic resonance technology.
  • WiTricity technology licensing agreements have been announced withToyota, Aptiv (formerly Delphi), Mahle, TDK, IHI, Shindengen, Daihen, BRUSA, and Anjie Wireless.

Displaydata to Showcase Key Developments to Electronic Shelf Labels at NRF 2019

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Sunday, January 13, 2019
Technology, Online Retail, Software, Mobile, Wireless, Retail, Other Retail, Energy, Electromagnetism, Universe, Display technology, Electronic shelf label, Retailing, Wireless energy transfer, Consumer electronics, Wireless power transfer, Inductive charging, Electric battery

Displaydata , the leader in the design and supply of three-color, fully graphic electronic shelf labels (ESLs), today announced exciting developments that will be showcased at NRFs Big Show this week.

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  • Displaydata , the leader in the design and supply of three-color, fully graphic electronic shelf labels (ESLs), today announced exciting developments that will be showcased at NRFs Big Show this week.
  • Additionally, Displaydata will exhibit wireless power advancements in its ESLs, demonstrating battery-free ESLs using wireless charging.
  • The trendsetting initiatives and ESL developments can be found in Displaydata booth #1910 at the 2019 NRF Big Show, Jan. 13-15 at the Jacob Javits Center.
  • Displaydata is the leader in the design and supply of fully graphic electronic shelf labels (ESLs).

Ossia Partners with Spigen to Bring Wirelessly Powered Smartphone Charging Case to Market

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Thursday, January 10, 2019
Consumer electronics, Wireless energy transfer, Energy, Electromagnetism, Technology, Smartphones, Mobile computers, Cota, Consumer Electronics Show, Wireless power transfer, Inductive charging

BELLEVUE, Wash. andIRVINE, Calif., Jan. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --Ossia Inc., the company behind the Cota Real Wireless Power technology, and Spigen, leading global provider for premier mobile accessories, today announced they are partnering to bring to market the world's first smartphone case that wirelessly powers devices to market.

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  • BELLEVUE, Wash. andIRVINE, Calif., Jan. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --Ossia Inc., the company behind the Cota Real Wireless Power technology, and Spigen, leading global provider for premier mobile accessories, today announced they are partnering to bring to market the world's first smartphone case that wirelessly powers devices to market.
  • This is yet another Ossia partnership showcasing how Ossia is bringing Real Wireless Power technology one step closer to mass consumers.
  • "We are excited about working with Ossia toward make 'battery anxiety' a thing of the past by integrating Cota into our smartphone cases.
  • All Spigen products are manufactured with premium materials in a continuous venture to produce quality products that are slim, sleek, and simple.

SCOSCHE® Industries Introduces the Next Evolution of Wireless Charging with its MagicGrip Charge™ Qi Mount

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Thursday, January 10, 2019
Wireless energy transfer, Energy, Technology, Energy development, Electric power, Interfaces, Open standards, Inductive charging, QI, Wireless Power Consortium, Wireless power transfer, Samsung Electronics

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- SCOSCHE Industries (pronounced sksh/skohsh), innovators of award-winning consumer technology, powersports and car audio products and accessories is pleased to reveal its unique new wireless charging mount, the MagicGrip* Charge.

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  • LAS VEGAS, Jan. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- SCOSCHE Industries (pronounced sksh/skohsh), innovators of award-winning consumer technology, powersports and car audio products and accessories is pleased to reveal its unique new wireless charging mount, the MagicGrip* Charge.
  • The charging head of the MagicGrip provides a full 360-degree rotation, allowing users to view the device in landscape, portrait, or any angle in between.
  • Qi-certified by the Wireless Power Consortium (WCP), the MagicGrip delivers up to 10W of charging power, supporting Apple and Samsung Fast Charge.
  • The MagicGrip Charge Wireless Charging Mount will be available Summer 2019.

AirFuel Alliance Members Showcase Next-Generation Wireless Power Product Innovations at CES 2019

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Thursday, January 10, 2019
Energy, Wireless energy transfer, Universe, Energy development, Electromagnetism, Electric power distribution, Microwave transmission, Wireless power transfer, Wireless, Consumer Electronics Show, Resonance, Power Matters Alliance

AirFuel Alliance, the authority on next-generation wireless power technology and standards (Wireless Power 2.0), and its members are removing those limitations with solutions built on magnetic resonance and RF technologies.

Key Points: 
  • AirFuel Alliance, the authority on next-generation wireless power technology and standards (Wireless Power 2.0), and its members are removing those limitations with solutions built on magnetic resonance and RF technologies.
  • At CES 2019 and everyday AirFuel Alliance members are launching and demonstrating Wireless Power 2.0 products that provide real-world benefits and show a clear evolution path from first to next-generation technology.
  • Misty Robotics is leveraging AirFuel Resonant wireless power for Misty II, the company's robot platform for developers.Misty is in action at the Venetian.
  • AirFuel Blog Series AirFuel board members have created a series of blog posts focused on changes needed within the wireless power industry to deliver a better end-user experience.

AirFuel Alliance Members Showcase Next-Generation Wireless Power Product Innovations at CES 2019

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Thursday, January 10, 2019
Energy, Wireless energy transfer, Universe, Energy development, Electromagnetism, Electric power distribution, Microwave transmission, Wireless power transfer, Wireless, Consumer Electronics Show, Resonance, Power Matters Alliance

AirFuel Alliance, the authority on next-generation wireless power technology and standards (Wireless Power 2.0), and its members are removing those limitations with solutions built on magnetic resonance and RF technologies.

Key Points: 
  • AirFuel Alliance, the authority on next-generation wireless power technology and standards (Wireless Power 2.0), and its members are removing those limitations with solutions built on magnetic resonance and RF technologies.
  • At CES 2019 and everyday AirFuel Alliance members are launching and demonstrating Wireless Power 2.0 products that provide real-world benefits and show a clear evolution path from first to next-generation technology.
  • Misty Robotics is leveraging AirFuel Resonant wireless power for Misty II, the company's robot platform for developers.Misty is in action at the Venetian.
  • AirFuel Blog Series AirFuel board members have created a series of blog posts focused on changes needed within the wireless power industry to deliver a better end-user experience.