Collaboration aimed at developing a new wave of implantable devices with increased flexibility, better performance and higher levels of power transfer Watertown, Mass. and Frisco, Tex. – May 4, 2016 – WiTricity, the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer over distance, today announced that Greatbatch, a global developer and manufacturer of medical devices and components,…
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Megan Crouse from Product Design & Development magazine discusses how WiTricity and DAIHEN are working together on wireless charging for automated guided vehicles (AGVs).
Rob Enderle of Tech Guru Daily sits down with WiTricity CEO Alex Gruzen to discuss the future of wireless charging.
DAIHEN to target wireless charging applications for the rapidly expanding industrial market Watertown, Mass. — April 6, 2016 — WiTricity, the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer over distance, today announced that Osaka, Japan-based DAIHEN Corporation, a global leader in power electronics and industrial robotics, has licensed WiTricity’s magnetic resonance technology for use in wireless charging…
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Lucas Mearian from ComputerWorld discusses wireless charging for electric vehicles, including a quote from WiTricity CEO Alex Gruzen on the efficiency and advantage of wireless charging for EVs.
Djuro Sen, technology reporter for 7 News Australia, talks about wireless power and features Morris Kesler and Sanjay Gupta from WiTricity.
WiTricity, the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer over distance, today announced that Fishman, a leader in amplification, effects and pickups for acoustic and electric instruments, will leverage WiTricity’s patented wireless charging technology and broad intellectual property (IP) portfolio to develop new wireless power applications for Fishman’s acoustic and electric stringed instrument technology.
At the WiTricity suite at CES 2016 yesterday (Jan. 7), we saw the future of charging phones and laptops, and it makes serpentine nests of wires and cables obsolete. Unlike most wireless-charging technologies, WiTricity sends power to devices at the same rate as a hard-wired connection. We saw a prototype of a Dell notebook which…
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What I’m looking for at CES are technologies that will change how I experience or interact with the world in a unique way. Flawless consumer virtual reality, for example. Or interactive eye tracking. Or anything else that generates that magical “wow, I live in the future” feeling. This year, it’s wireless power, and let me tell…
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Forget the hype over universal USB-C charging. This year the new hot topic might finally be wireless charging of your laptop. That’s what I’m thinking after seeing demos of laptops being charged using WiTricity’s wireless charging technology.
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