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Researchers develop a technology that uses tiny smart devices known as spin-torque oscillators (STOs) to harvest and convert wireless RF into energy

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WiFi signals could power small devices without use of any batteries

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An array of electrically connected spintronic devices can harvest a 2.4 GHz wireless signal which can be used to power small electronic devices and sensors

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ElectReon, Stellantis and Iveco to jointly demonstrate dynamic wireless EV charging in Italy

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Oak Ridge National Lab scientists’ wireless charging system advances electric vehicle convenience

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LG introduces wireless charging solutions for e-scooters to expand its presence in the e-mobility sector

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Stuttgart researchers develop inductive-based dynamic wireless EV charging technology

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Gaming headsets adopts simple wireless charging

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Intel plans to launch its ATX12VO power supply specification alongside Alder Lake later this year.

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Motorola and Guru developed ‘over the air’ technology

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