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MePower

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POWERING THE WIRELESS REVOLUTION

Wireless power transmission is slowly gaining popularity owing to Qi-based solutions embedded in our smartphones. However, this technology is far from having its momentum – users still complain about longer charging time compared... ver más

30/11/2019

ZENTRIX LAB OU

71K€

Presupuesto del proyecto: 71K€

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Duración del proyecto: 4 meses Fecha Inicio: 2019-07-18
Fecha Fin: 2019-11-30

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Descripción del proyecto Wireless power transmission is slowly gaining popularity owing to Qi-based solutions embedded in our smartphones. However, this technology is far from having its momentum – users still complain about longer charging time compared to traditional chargers, heat being generated by devices, and the need for precise alignment. The limited efficiency of power transmission reaching app. 65%, and constrained power output (10W) highly reduces the scope of potential applications. What if we could increase the efficiency above 95% and raise transmitted power bar beyond 10 000 W? We could then easily address various application in multiple sectors such as consumer electronics, smart homes, automotive and even industrial domain. Such solution could become a leader at the wireless power transmission market expected to be worth USD 11.27 billion by 2020 and growing at average CAGR of 23%. All this is possible with the breaking MePower solution from Meredot which already raised interest from global players. We developed a method for improving performance of magnetic resonant coupling which can be used to wirelessly supply power to any electric device with minimum power loss. By improving user experience and saving energy lost today by imperfect wireless charging solutions we aim to make life without cables truly possible. We have already demonstrated this with our IPR protected prototype charger capable of supplying power to consumer electronics surpassing all known standard based and proprietary solutions. Within the Phase 1 project we aim to evaluate technical and economic feasibility of matching our solution to the needs of mobile device end users, provide automotive sector with wireless EV charging, as well as industrial markets e.g. with ability to charge autonomous robots and drones. We also intend to extend our knowledge of the business environment in target markets, establish optimal revenue models, identify and seek for additional technological partners.

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