Ecoupled Wireless Power

This company, Alticor, looks to be (or wants to be) some kind of competitor to Splashpower. Besides looking pretty produced, the ideas are very interesting.

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• wireless power
• splashpower

[danembraceddc]

I think Powercast is blowing this all away

[pauloelifaz]

So, but we still have to lean the device with the "energy" source, right?! Or there´s a way to, for example, charge my cell phone inside my pocket without touching anything?

[danembraceddc]

stand on some carpet and shuffle really fast =)

[CR1MS0N1986]

Marconi used Tesla's patents!

[tekkenking187]

your video stated that Marconi cut the cord in fact it was Tesla that first developed the technology. It has been proven by the patents that he heald.

[sqhschief]

You mean Tesla cut the cord.

[Potatofreak33]

I agree with that

[ajv1991]

why people always relate wireless technology with cancer =S without even knowing what they are talking about

[markovip21101991]

I have got that filter from eSpring, it`s grat! ;)

[tamatama14]

less core = more cancer

[PatinOmaha]

I'm guessing that the EM field needs to be quite strong for this to work. There have been studies that claim that high energy EM fields have been known to cause health problems,

[USAsavagenation]

This allows you to put a laptop on it but at the same time charge your cell, ipod, and other electronics at the same time. Its only the beginning stages so only real thinkers understand the potential.

[USAsavagenation]

Are you really serious powercast doesn't have the potential this does but i think if they integrated powercast technology nothing could touch it. i only have so many hands to make powercast use full and powercast only operates under a certain frequency which only allows certain electronics to be integrated.