WattUp Mid Field: wireless distance charging WiFi type will be possible in 2018

WattUp Mid Field: wireless distance charging WiFi type will be possible in 2018

Wireless distance charging will be possible in 2018 and the FCC has already approved it. The

American startup Energous has announced a revolutionary device called WattUp, a transmitter that

converts electricity into radiofrequency waves that are transmitted through the air to the different

devices that are in its frequency radio, which receive them through a receiver that are connected.

Same as WiFi in terms of the Internet, but with power to recharge the mobile in the place where we

leave it (and as long as it is within its range), the WattUp Mid Field transmitter is capable of

transmitting energy at a distance of 1 meter , a scope superior to chargers like the Pi, limited to 30

centimeters by using the Qui standard. The best thing about WattUp is that it allows you to recharge

not only one, but several devices at the same time, so we can be with the laptop and at the same time

have the mobile phone, the tablet, the smartwatch and the mobile phone also receiving energy and

without the sea of ​​cables that would entail. Energous has achieved that after months of testing, the

American FCC approves its technology, which is a huge step in itself. At the moment the range is 1

meter, and it is necessary that the device has a receiver. But this is because the technology is

relatively new. The goal now is to miniaturize the energy receiver and to include it by default in all

electronic devices that come to market in the short- to medium- term future. For this, Energous has

wanted to make an open and non-proprietary system, so that its WattUp becomes an industry standard

that goes the same in the Galaxy S10 as in the iPhone XII, in a Xiaomi laptop or in a mouse gamer

Mars Gaming.