eCoupled Wireless Power

[meshelbery]

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[Twisted86]

The only question is what would wireless energy do to human bodies. Cells are linked to cancer and other issues. Imagine what would happen if our world was saturated with wireless power.

I bet thunderstorms would be devastating.

[sethfishing]

Awesome

[StephanOOO7]

BTW it was not Guglielmo Marcon that made wireless,he stoled the Idea from Tesle.

Nikola Tesla invented wireless in 1893.

and Wireless power, is hes idea as well.

[tewkewl]

a palm pilot ? this is a DAMN old video.

[lolanimations]

wireless power ooh... i love it...

if they make wireless power supplys for the pc, and wireless monitors for the pc... THEN your whole computer would be wireless.

they have wireless keyboard, mouse, sound dongles (jackless) network.... it just... tingles to think about it....

[yodenpopen]

ya but how much power does it take to transmit the frequencies and then how much of that power actually is received. Seems to me like you'd need a massive gain which requires more power so it just doesn't add up in the end.

I suppose that you could have power transmitters that are local but those would still have to be plugged in

[jstud010203]

ik the guy that invented that.

[Wavefront101]

Actually Nathan Stubblefield invented wireless radio before Tesla..Another ignored genius.. Btw Tesla's system was far superior to any of these conventional systems today. His system could transmit power around the globe, not just inches..

[pwiattitto]

don't just say "search...", but give a little summary to peak one's interest :)

[ballpointpen86]

Tesla invented the radio.

[M0koto]

question is can u turn the power off when u need it

[richyqpr]

madness, this is gonna take off big time!

[fallenembers08]

Nikoli Tesla though up the idea for wireless power. but the main reason why we dont use it is because of the *worry* bout waves, radiation, ect. i think it would be awsome!

[gunnerwolf]

The radiation is harmless, whoever to told you that didnt know what they where talking about. I belive the reason that it's not used today because u cant put a price-tag on wireless electricity.

[Slidingby]

Right but what about cell phones? I didn't sign any papers saying that I agreed to go along with my neighbors carrying around cell phones. Talk about radiation not being harmless.

[Daghead]

I'll give you a dollar and say you need to build a mansion and buy a Carver for me to aid development, Alticore.

[LoKi6922]

Tesla had all of these ideas, including vehicles and many other applications over a century ago.

GIVE TESLA HIS PLACE IN HISTORY BOOKS.

[fallenembers08]

to right! :D

[drluv888]

not to mention inventing AC power... Thomas Edison only came up with DC.. and stole the rest.

[TheGeek1028]

They already have data communication, it's called Bluetooth and WiFi.

[esurfer26]

Thank you insider201283,

Very interesting, it could be a new solution to the future electric vehicle without the need of carrying big pack of batteries, but due to high voltage induction recharge and rainy day, will it be able to shock someone to death? Or could cause user to have cancer due to high voltage induction recharge?

[insider201283]

hmmm, interesting idea to use it with electric vehicles.

[SilentPitbull]

no i'm not ready... that stuff is cool, but really scary at the same time :\

[LyrumusX]

Now what will probably happen is after this becomes a bit more mainstream, there will be more companies competing with this sort of technology. Only, they would most likely be using their own proprietary circuits and resonant frequencies...which will probably (at first) make cross-company devices incompatible... unless this circuitry is able to tune itself to just about anything, then you could just use the devices near a utilities power pole ;)

[insider201283]

from what I understand abour ecoupled that's not actually that far from the truth!

[LyrumusX]

Induction is used in everything from the flyback transformers in CRT displays to utilities power tranformers to gas powered emergency generators...just because they are now building induction coils into furniture, doesn't make it new or high-tech. I think this level of tech is long over-due, that's all I mean to say here...and that Tesla's wireless power is not based on this type of induction.  Good vid tho...sorry if I came off as an ass at first.

[LyrumusX]

...although, the circuit that this device employs is quite interesting.

[insider201283]

Indeed, it's the control that is interesting here, not the induction per se. Prior to this the technology is generally used with dedicated equipment, the same eCoupled technology (one desk!) can be easily used with multiple different devices all with different requirements. That's what's interesting.

[LyrumusX]

Sorry, but this ain't shit...This technology is more than one-hundred years old, and this is not how Tesla was doing wireless power transmission.

[insider201283]

Got another example of it in commercial applications?

[LyrumusX]

Induction is used in a lot of commercial products. My SoniCare electric toothbrush charges its integrated power cell using induction.

[LyrumusX]

BTW...I'm not saying this isn't cool, its just nothing new. Hell, this doesn't even compare to what Tesla was doing almost a hundred years ago. Tesla wasn't only dealing with just simple induction.

[LyrumusX]

If you want to see what I'm talking about then read some of Tesla's patents and do a Google video search for a couple guys called Eric Dollard and Peter Lindemann. Eric Dollard has properly replicated many of Tesla'a works, including DC power transfer through free space.

[lingjie86]

wad a wonderful Amway technology!!! amway rocks!!! =)

[fordgt1000]

tesla = modern world

marconi = disc jockey

jp.morgan = retard

einstein = inbreeder

[insider201283]

this has been used in a commercial product for more than 5 years.

[WillDancinGwitU]

amway rulz! e-spring!

[efthimisparas]

the technology my friends is unique but the fact is that this technology can be used for many things although congratulations to Alticor which affiliated with tomorrow technology today good work keep on walking

[starbord]

what good is this verses a cradle with electrical contact? If the trasmit and receive coils aren't aligned this won't work

On the other hand it I can charge my toothbrush or cell phone on my inductive oven that would be cool. BTW - is it child abuse to dose that baby with inductive power? and why didn't that palm pilot turn on? bunch of crap

[insider201283]

Did you even look at the video?

[insider201283]

Why? The basic technology has been around since Tesla.

[ArionKrause]

I just can't believe this!

=O

[KX36]

pretty cool; there have been electric toothbrushes and to a lesser extent, cordless phones that use induction coils in both the device and the dock for at least the last decade, but a universal charger to charge multiple things at once would be nice.

[BEnnZFunk]

alticor, amivo rules :)

[BEnnZFunk]

great :) can't belive really ^^

[insider201283]

yes

[BEnnZFunk]

does it mean, that we have wireless power? And alicor have produced it?