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Meredot
Techstars '23Lake Oswego, US · Founded 2019 · 6 employees on LinkedIn · 3 known investors
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Meredot develops wireless charging technology for electric mobility and micromobility vehicles, including e-scooters, robots, and drones. The company designs hardware and software solutions that enable efficient, convenient charging infrastructure without relying on traditional cables.
Also known as Meredot SIA
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Company profile
researched Sep 2026Meredot develops contactless wireless charging systems for electric micro-mobility vehicles and robots. Its system consists of a charging station made up of a control panel and a parking pad installed in public places or workplaces, together with a receiver adapter fitted to the vehicle. Energy is transmitted over the air from the parking pad either to vehicles with a native wireless charging system or to e-scooters retrofitted with Meredot's adapter, which the company says can be installed by a dealer or local certified installer at no cost to the e-scooter owner.
The company states its stations operate at over 93% efficiency, tolerate misalignment of up to about 4 inches (10 cm) and a gap of up to about 10 inches (30 cm) between receiver and pad, and function indoors and outdoors, including through snow, ice and dirt. Meredot positions the technology as suitable both for integration during vehicle manufacturing and for retrofit, and describes charging speeds comparable with wired connections. The underlying wireless power technology is branded MePower. The company is led by CEO Roman Bysko.
Founding story
Meredot was founded by Roman Bysko, a Ukrainian founder, and was reported in 2021 as a Latvia-based startup developing wireless charging stations for electric scooters.
Business model
Meredot describes itself as a B2B mobility infrastructure company serving e-scooter operators, supplying wireless charging stations plus vehicle-side adapters that can be integrated by manufacturers or retrofitted to existing fleets.
Traction
Meredot reported moving from a laboratory prototype to construction of a commercial version of its wireless charging station within roughly six months prior to November 2021, targeting e-scooter operators such as Bird, Lime and Bolt. Seed proceeds were earmarked for further product development, release of first commercial versions and first pilot projects.
Latest developments
The company announces a partnership with Cyberworks Robotics on autonomous driving technology and markets its charging stations for micro-mobility vehicles and robots.
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Market position
Positions itself as a supplier of wireless charging infrastructure for micro-mobility and robotics, claiming the most efficient wireless charging stations on the market.
Contactless charging that does not require precise parking, tolerance of misalignment and distance, operation in outdoor conditions including snow and ice, human and pet safety, compatibility with most devices, and charging speed the company says matches wired connections.
Technology
Inductive over-the-air power transfer marketed as MePower, packaged into a parking pad and control panel with a vehicle-mounted receiver adapter. Stated performance includes over 93% efficiency, misalignment tolerance up to 10 cm, and a receiver-to-pad distance of up to 30 cm, with operation indoors and outdoors and insensitivity to snow, ice and dirt. The company describes the charging process as autonomous, starting when a vehicle is parked over the hub.
Go-to-market
Sells to e-scooter operators and vehicle manufacturers, offering either factory integration or retrofit installation performed by Meredot dealers or local certified installers; the company also pursues partnerships, including one with Cyberworks Robotics on autonomous driving technology.
E-scooter and micro-mobility fleet operators and cities, with named reference targets including Bird, Lime and Bolt; the website also addresses robot and micro-mobility vehicle applications.
Geography
Reported as Riga, Latvia-based in 2021 coverage, with a founder of Ukrainian origin and backing from Ukrainian investors.
History
In 2019 the company won a €50,000 grant for its MePower wireless charging technology. In 2020 it raised an undisclosed amount from Overkill Ventures at a €1.33 million valuation. In November 2021 it closed a $350,000 seed round. The website reports a partnership with Cyberworks Robotics.
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Timeline · 4
launches, deals, and filingsMeredot announces a partnership with Cyberworks Robotics related to autonomous driving technology.
Seed round of $350,000 led by Overkill VC with Alexander Krivoruchko and the Ukrainian Investments Platform; proceeds allocated to product development, first commercial versions and first pilots.
$350K source ↗
Meredot raised an undisclosed amount from Overkill Ventures at a €1.33 million valuation; the firm typically invests up to €220,000.
Meredot secured a €50,000 grant for its MePower wireless charging technology, the core component of its wireless charging station.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Meredot do?
- Meredot builds wireless charging stations for e-scooters, micro-mobility fleets and robots.
- Who are Meredot's investors?
- Meredot's investors include Techstars.
- Where is Meredot headquartered?
- Meredot is headquartered in Lake Oswego, US.