wireless charging technology

Israel's Ministry of Transport announced on November 3 that the route will feature the country's first wireless charging feature.

A group of experts at the University of Texas is developing technology that allows electric discharge to charge drones in mid-air based on electromagnetic waves.

From wireless charging technology to smartphones, scientists are continuing to study further to be able to provide power at greater distances and to moving objects such as cars,

This wireless method consists of a set of two charging coils, one mounted below an electric vehicle and the other on the ground.

Real wireless charging technology is being developed, allowing the battery to be charged without plugging in at a distance of 1 meter.

Short and concise, that researchers have come a long way in bringing straight energy into a moving object.

The Israeli government is working, installing trials in one location, creating a short Tel Aviv bus route using electric cordless electric traction.

Japan's Toyohashi University of Technology has introduced a trial version of the electric car that can operate without a battery. This car is powered by electricity from the road

Wireless charging will be defined correctly with its name with this technology.

The following areas may greatly change the science and technology and human life in the next few years.