This Is the World’s First Truly Wireless Smartphone Charger That Actually Has No Wires
Ossia just announced a first-of-its-kind adaptor that can be used to deliver power wirelessly to any USB-powered device.
Ossia just announced a first-of-its-kind adaptor that can be used to deliver power wirelessly to any USB-powered device.
Ossia just announced a first-of-its-kind adaptor that can be used to deliver power wirelessly to any USB-powered device.
Ossia Inc has unveiled the Cota® Universal Adapter™, a seamless transition to Real Wireless Power for any USB device – without the need for modifications
Come see COTA in action in June at the Wireless Power Technology Conference & Expo, Hosted by IEEE in San Diego
Hatem Zeine Founder, President and CTO of Ossia, a company that creates wireless, over the air power delivery discusses the benefits that this tech has from in-home patients, to me...
In providing continuous power to devices in the clinic, at the hospital or at home, the healthcare system can be free to add more devices without having to worry about wires or bat...
On the tail of our FCC approval, CEO Doug Stovall sat down with Stacey Higginbotham to discuss our Cota technology and what this means for the future of real wireless power in the ...
Hatem Zeine, Founder, President and CTO at Ossia, explains how wireless power technology can help hospitals and assist healthcare professionals.
Ossia, a Washington-based tech company, has also developed a charging system that it claims can power up electronic devices from a distance using RF antenna technology.
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