What True Wireless Power Could Mean for Supply Chains
Less than a quarter of companies offer a proactive supply chain network capable of quickly adapting to disruptions - a major vulnerability exposed by the pandemic. Our Founder, Pre...
Less than a quarter of companies offer a proactive supply chain network capable of quickly adapting to disruptions - a major vulnerability exposed by the pandemic. Our Founder, Pre...
Companies able to collect first-party data from apps, subscriptions, and loyalty programs aren’t as reliant on third-party cookies, but businesses that don’t have copious first-par...
Ossia plugs away at improving the efficiency of its flagship Cota technology to keep devices charged 24/7
Ossia is a fascinating company and technology. What Ossia sells is a wireless power solution that, unlike the inductive wireless technology currently being used for devices and ele...
It may sound like futuristic technology from a sci-fi movie to many people, but wireless power is already transforming the logistics industry, and soon it will improve healthcare a...
The Internet of Things (IoT), which is currently estimated to connect well over 10 billion devices, is expected to grow rapidly in a 5G environment, CISCO estimates an excess of 50...
The concept may still sound futuristic to some, but wireless power is already changing the world today, with endless applications powering consumer and industrial devices and the w...
Today, logistics leaders have a new ally in reaching their sustainability objectives -- wireless power at a distance.
Healthcare professionals rely on many types of data gathering or health alert systems to monitor a patient's health and vital signs. Most of these systems are limited.
Wireless power will empower medical device manufacturers to develop sophisticated, smart IoT systems that will improve patient care and patient lives.
