Power Over Wireless Cell Phones
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Im just wondering if anyone as heard of 'Power Over Wireless' the transfer of electricity to things such as cell phones without a cable. Apparently also a cell phone company has taken out a patent for a device that switches the cell phone on when it detects a wireless signal and powers itself. So you dont waste battery power but when you find the wireless power it charges itself - pretty cool.
Im just wondering if anyone as heard of 'Power Over Wireless' the transfer of electricity to things such as cell phones without a cable. Apparently also a cell phone company has taken out a patent for a device that switches the cell phone on when it detects a wireless signal and powers itself. So you dont waste battery power but when you find the wireless power it charges itself - pretty cool.
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Yup, MIT and a lot of others have been working on it for a while. Here's a good article I found about it.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6129460.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6129460.stm
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This is fascinating stuff. I've seen charging pads (where you lay the device(s) onto the pad) and there has been a lot of talk about power over wireless in some circles.
It would solve a lot of problems, that's for sure.
It would solve a lot of problems, that's for sure.
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My Ride: E61 520d SE, Black Dakota, Bluetooth
Originally Posted by JSpira' post='393282' date='Feb 19 2007, 10:51 PM
This is fascinating stuff. I've seen charging pads (where you lay the device(s) onto the pad) and there has been a lot of talk about power over wireless in some circles.
It would solve a lot of problems, that's for sure.
It would solve a lot of problems, that's for sure.
Come on BMW, how about putting this in our cars?
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Originally Posted by sguilliard' post='394676' date='Feb 23 2007, 11:35 AM
Indeed! Bluetooth has solved the problem (in theory) of getting access to phonebook etc. and inductive loops can resolve the issue of using the external antenna without a direct connection; all we need now is wireless power and there's suddenly no need for snap-in adaptors!
Come on BMW, how about putting this in our cars?
Come on BMW, how about putting this in our cars?
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