the CTO of uBeam (dual BS & MS from MIT) also ran some numbers before joining the company I would hope that the CTO of uBeam essentially is the reason the

the CTO of uBeam (dual BS & MS from MIT) also ran some numbers before joining the company I would hope that the CTO of uBeam essentially is the reason the company exists. i.e. he invented something fundamentally new and needed a partner that could sell it. If the business started with a charismatic business founder that recruited the CTO based on the business model being sound, I'd be very skeptical. A business like this doesn't exist yet not because the business model is hard, but because the physics is.