Energous Commends the United Nations’ International Telecommunication Union Approval and Recommendation for Radio Frequency-based Wireless Power Transfer in the 900 MHz Band
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Monday, October 10, 2022
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The ITU recommendation is significant for Energous WattUp PowerBridges, which transmit power at the 915 MHz band, and represents another step forward for Energous for the deployment of global active harvesting Wireless Power Networks running at 900 MHz.
Key Points:
- The ITU recommendation is significant for Energous WattUp PowerBridges, which transmit power at the 915 MHz band, and represents another step forward for Energous for the deployment of global active harvesting Wireless Power Networks running at 900 MHz.
- We applaud the ITUs approval and recommendation for RF wireless power transfer in the 900 MHz band.
- Wireless power transfer overcomes these issues, ensuring a reliable, consistent power delivery method that can help large IoT deployments scale at an economic price.
- Energous Corporation (Nasdaq: WATT) is leading the advancement of Wireless Power Networks to meet the growing power demands of todays devices and tomorrows innovations.