University of Florida Develops Wireless Charging Station

University of Florida develops a wireless charging station using magnetic energy that can charge all your devices at once with no cords.

To learn more about University of Florida Engineering's Wireless Charger, visit http://www.eng.ufl.edu/newsroom/articles/detail_articles.php?id=914.

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[EcCcCcCcCcCc]

this is gna kill that power mat bullshit

[crusiatusblack]

@COZMIN95 That's because of the distance between the bulb and the plate.

[COZMIN95]

If you look at the light bulbs you can see the 2nd is not lighting so bright(0:22)so it still needs some work but it's a great idea! :]

[scarygood536]

sorry but a cellphone uses different waves than a wireless energy. A cellphone uses radio waves where as wireless energy uses electromagnetic waves (ie. a transformer). You don't get cancer from a light bulb do ya? you can draw wireless energy from a light bulb too its just too small of a gain.

[gargara]

yea sure scarygood. even the cellphone was not scary until a friend of mine talking on those big phones for our got a tumor to the ear. right! keep going, good job!

[scarygood536]

I dont think so. All it is is a transformer. If that were the case a lot more people would already have cancer, especially electricians

[TheAmefist]

Can it really cause cancer?

[gargara]

dude that cause cancer! Why in europe we decided to put cables underground???? guess ...

brw it is a nice thing but not so nice as idea...and not new either.

[SippydinhO10]

Can we use it as a mouse pad for our wireless mouses?

[marcinxsinski]

cool,great job