Although wireless power transfer is nothing new (Nikola Tesla demoed it in the 1890s), it is currently only used for lower-powered devices, such as smartphones and tablets, with many modern ...

It kind of makes sense that Tesla would make wireless chargers ... requires understanding of magnetic fields and expertise in power transfer technologies. That’s where Freepower, formerly ...

Construction of the Eugene Sayan Visitor Center at Tesla Science Center starts in June, marking a significant step in honoring Nikola Tesla's legacy.

Currently, the max power of a wired Tesla wall charger at 240 volts is 11.5 kW. Some wireless EV chargers can go up to 20 kW. There is real potential for Tesla to develop a more powerful and more ...

Back in December Tesla announced its Wireless ... improved foreign object detection, intelligent power delivery per device, and a more precise power transfer field. The frame of the charger ...

Several new patent applications have revealed Tesla ... wireless charging pad. Here are some drawings from the patent applications: A lot of the patent applications have to do with managing the ...

long-range wireless energy transfer solutions, introduces a new generation of its wireless power transfer architecture – the world's first true modular, large scale, fully synchronous wireless ...

GuRu Wireless, a developer of adaptive, long-range wireless energy transfer solutions, has introduced a new wireless power transfer architecture. First modular, fully synchronous wireless power ...