Wireless charging technology recognized as a critical factor for the future of electric and autonomous mobility New York – April 9, 2018 – WiTricity, the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer over distance, today was named a 2018 New Energy Pioneer by Bloomberg New Energy Finance. WiTricity CEO Alex Gruzen will be accepting this award…
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Companies will showcase feasibility study of bi-directional wireless charging for vehicle-to-grid Detroit – April 11, 2018 – WiTricity, the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer over distance, and Honda R&D Americas, the US based research and development arm of Honda Motor Co., Ltd., will present a jointly authored paper to address the use of wireless…
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Hyundai demonstrated a prototype example of wireless charging on their new all-electric Kona, giving an outlook at how such technology could develop. The unit displayed at Geneva Motor Show 2018 was created together with WiTricity to showcase how wireless charging could work for future mobility.
WiTricity has been working on wireless charging for over a decade. With a shift toward electric cars, the company may soon reap its rewards. > Read full article
Bloomberg Boston Bureau Chief Tom Moroney and Radio News Anchors Peter Barnes, Pat Carroll and Anne Mostue are joined by WiTricity CEO, Alex Gruzen in the C-Suite. > LISTEN NOW (section begins at 32:25)
Alex Gruzen speaking on AutoMobili-D panel focused on the future of mobility Watertown, Mass. – January 10, 2018 – WiTricity, the industry pioneer in wireless power transfer over distance, today announced that CEO Alex Gruzen will be speaking about the importance of infrastructure to the future of autonomous and electric vehicle mobility at North American…
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WiTricity develops solutions to enable wireless power transfer over distance using its patented magnetic resonance technology. WiTricity works with top global carmakers and Tier 1 suppliers to deploy magnetic resonance solutions, helping realize a future of transportation that is electrified, shared and autonomous.
SCOTT KIRSNER | INNOVATION ECONOMY, December 15, 2018 Count the number of power cords you encounter in a typical day. It might start with a coffeemaker in the morning and end well after dark, when you plug a smartphone in to recharge on the dresser. No doubt the answer cracks the double digits. Count the…
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SAE International published SAE J2954™ Recommended Practice (RP) providing the first worldwide specification for wireless power transfer for electric vehicles up to 11 kW power levels (WPT3). SAE International published SAE J2954™ Recommended Practice (RP) providing the first worldwide specification for wireless power transfer for electric vehicles up to 11 kW power levels (WPT3). Following the previous…
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WiTricity’s TMN™ Controller utilizing TI’s C2000TM real-time control microcontroller (MCU) can enable DRIVE 11-based electric vehicles and charging stations to automatically optimize energy transfer between the source and vehicle in a wide range of real-world operating conditions including parking misalignment, differing vehicle ground clearance and varying battery voltage conditions.
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