MIT Researchers Working On Wireless Power
Researchers at MIT are working on technology to allow you to <a href="http://www.newscientisttech.com/article/dn10575-evanescent-coupling-could-power-gadgets-wirelessly.html">get rid of the power cords for your electrical devices.</a> A phenomenon called "evanescent coupling" would allow electricity to fly through empty space, allowing you to power up your laptop computer, cell phone, or any other electrical gadget at a distance of up to several meters, without the use of power cords. Previous
Researchers at MIT are working on technology to allow you to get rid of the power cords for your electrical devices. A phenomenon called "evanescent coupling" would allow electricity to fly through empty space, allowing you to power up your laptop computer, cell phone, or any other electrical gadget at a distance of up to several meters, without the use of power cords. Previous technologies for wireless charging were either hugely wasteful -- radiating electricity in all directions -- or required close contact. But researchers at MIT are working on technology that would couple a charger with an individual device, so that the charger only sends power to that device. Putting one charger in each room of a home or office could power gadgets throughout the building. _(Via Boing Boing.)
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