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The Wireless Future of Energy Tranfer
- keltecp11 17y agoThis is amazing...though I'm sure we'll quickly hear something along the lines that this 'Might cause cancer'...
- wildwood 17y agoI think this would make a lot of sense for digital frames. The need for a power cord has always been the main thing keeping me from getting them.
- biohacker42 17y agoThe recent improvements in efficiency are great, but this is still a very wasteful way to transmit power. And it always will be more wasteful then wires. Convenient perhaps, but I think we'd get a lot more convenience out of super low power devices and super capacitors and better batteries. Me personally, I'm waiting for very high (like it wouldn't kill a human) temperature super conductors.
- helveticaman 17y agoI think that it doesn't matter how much energy it wastes provided you'll only use it for your laptop. 1/(1-.45) * $1 a month is still negligible compared to the pain in the ass it is to get it plugged in every time you want to use it. At this point it's not meant for lighting a house or powering a TV.
- heyrhett 17y agoMy friend made a wireless lightbulb that also levitates: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHcHG63tUqM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHcHG63tUqM