In a recent study, WiTricity found that last-mile fleets can save up to 50% in Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by adopting wireless charging. Discover how wireless charging introduces greater flexibility, while reducing utility demand, energy backup generation costs, labor costs, and maintenance.
WiTricity Recognized in Fast Company’s 2021 Innovation by Design Awards for Making Strides in Mobility
Company honored for EV wireless charging technology that is poised to make smart cities a reality Watertown, Mass. – September 21, 2021 – WiTricity, the company pioneering wireless charging, today announced it has been recognized in the Mobility category of Fast Company’s 2021 Innovation by Design awards. The annual awards program – which honors people,…
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Blog: Get to Know Alex Gruzen, WiTricity CEO
By Eric Cohen, Marketing Manager at WiTricity One of the first things I did as a new member of the WiTricity team was to interview as many people as I could. It was the perfect opportunity to get to know what people did, learn why they joined the team (and stayed), and discover what excites…
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Blog: Vive la wireless charging!
By WiTricity CMO Amy Barzdukas Someone sent me a link the other day to a pilot project they read about, looking to make a stretch of highway into an EV charger – the concept is known as dynamic charging. It’s an interesting use case for wireless power transfer, and one we’re familiar with! At WiTricity’s…
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Blog: Wireless Taxi Charging Trial Builds on WiTricity Technology
By WiTricity CMO Amy Barzdukas Last week I posted a blog talking about the myths associated with wireless charging for EVs. One of the myths was that it’s not real. More proof is out there! WiTricity’s patented wireless charging technology is the foundation for an electric taxi trial in Nottingham, England. The Wireless Charging of…
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Blog: Myths About Wireless Charging
By WiTricity CMO Amy Barzdukas It’s great to see the leadership that Korean automakers are taking in adopting new charging modalities for electric vehicles. Wireless charging is the future. (Okay, I’m a little bit biased now with four weeks on the job!) Let’s take a look at some of the myths around wireless charging for…
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WiTricity Names Amy Barzdukas as Chief Marketing Officer
Watertown, Mass. – July 20, 2021 – WiTricity, the company wirelessly charging the future of mobility, today announced it has hired Hewlett Packard (HP) and Microsoft marketing veteran Amy Barzdukas as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). Barzdukas will be responsible for leading global marketing for WiTricity, driving the company through its next wave of growth as…
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WiTricity Executives to Present on the State of Wireless Charging at Key Industry Events
Watertown, Mass. – May 24 – WiTricity, the company wirelessly charging the future of mobility, announced today that two of its experts will speak on the progress of wireless charging deployment at upcoming industry events IEEE’s 2021 Wireless Power Week (WPW) and EVTeC 2021. David Schatz, vice president of sales & business development at WiTricity,…
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New WiTricity Wireless Charging Development Lab in New Zealand to be led by Industry Veterans
Watertown, Mass. – May 4, 2021 – WiTricity, the company wirelessly charging the future of mobility, today announced it has opened an office and product development lab in Auckland, New Zealand, to be led by long-time wireless charging experts, Michael Kissin and Jonathan Beaver. For over a decade, Kissin and Beaver have contributed to innovations…
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WiTricity CEO Alex Gruzen to Present at Cowen’s Mobility Disruption Conference
Watertown, Mass. – March 8 – Alex Gruzen, the CEO of WiTricity, the company wirelessly charging the future of mobility, will speak at Cowen’s Mobility Disruption Conference, taking place virtually beginning Wednesday, March 10 and ending on Friday, March 12. Gruzen will be participating in a fireside chat about mobility technology on Friday, March 12…
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