Startup raises $30 million for wireless power delivery system
A wireless power startup has secured $30 million in funding to help develop its technology, with which it aims to"do for power what Wi-Fi has done for data."
These challenges are said to include eliminating the downtime involved in charging up autonomous vehicles and drones; enabling the deployment of temporary microgrids for emergency situations or for military field operations; as well as potentially being used to power miniature IoT devices. "This new investment will enable us to deliver our high-performance wireless power solutions to provide versatile and intelligent power distribution worldwide," Davlantes said.
The Router determines the optimal pathway to deliver energy to each device and is able to track changes in position and adjust pathways accordingly, delivering power until"all authorized devices are fully charged," the company says.
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