Wi Charge
3 known investors
Wi-Charge develops infrared wireless power transmission technology that delivers electricity through the air using directed light beams. The company licenses its transmitter platform and receiver modules to device manufacturers (OEMs) and enterprises to eliminate charging cables and batteries from consumer and commercial products.
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- What does Wi Charge do?
- Wi-Charge develops infrared wireless power transmission technology that delivers electricity through the air using directed light beams. The company licenses its transmitter platform and receiver modules to device manufacturers (OEMs) and enterprises to eliminate charging cables and batteries from consumer and commercial products.
- Who are Wi Charge's investors?
- Wi Charge's investors include Maverick Ventures Israel, Standard Investments, Tech Square Ventures.