Two startups trying to bring wireless power to the IoT
Connected sensors and devices need over-the-air or self-contained power that can work for years without a person needing to touch the device.
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Connected sensors and devices need over-the-air or self-contained power that can work for years without a person needing to touch the device.
Read MoreOssia and Saint-Gobain partner together to bring Cota Real Wireless Power to cars, homes, infrastructure, and high-performance materials for health and many industrial applications...
Read MoreOssia and Saint-Gobain partner together to bring Cota Real Wireless Power to cars, homes, infrastructure, and high-performance materials for health and many industrial applications...
Read MoreWireless power appeared to make a comeback at CES 2020. Ossia, Wi-Charge, Aira, and Energous show wireless power solutions that eluded Apple.
Read MoreWireless power charging at 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz frequencies. Batteryless and wire-free retail electronic shelf labels and wireless power home transmitter.
Read MoreCota HOME Wireless Power Transmitter. Designed to easily fit within a home, home office, or small business environment to power multiple devices.
Read MoreCota HOME wireless power transmitter with a footprint of 30x30 centimeters (cm). It is rated at 5.8GHz radiofrequency, which is converted into power.
Read MoreCota HOME. The small transmitter can power multiple devices at once, including those on the 5G network, and sets up easily like, thermostats, and cameras.
Read MoreCota Real Wireless for the home. Introducing the Cota Home Wireless Power Transmitter.
Read MoreCota Home transmitter in a typical house or office wirelessly delivering a steady stream of power to gadgets like smartphones, tablets, TV remotes, robot vacuum cleaners, thermosta...
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