https://bizedge.co.nz/story/kiwi-born-wireless-electric-vehicle-charging-technology-hits-us/
Kiwi born wireless electric vehicle charging technology hits the U.S.
 AUGUST 02, 2016 4PM  SAM WORTHINGTON
A team at the University of Auckland is making waves in the U.S. with a
wireless electric vehicle charging technology.

Qualcomm and Lear Corporation, a global supplier of automotive seating and
electrical systems have entered into a Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging
license (WEVC) agreement.  

Will Charles, GM for Technology and Development for UniServices, says the
announcement represents a step towards clean, green electric vehicles being
a common sight on our roads.

“We are really excited to see this development as it puts NZ technology on
the map and will bring commercial benefits to the University through our
partnership with Qualcomm, and represents another milestone in the
relationship we have had with Qualcomm since 2011,” says Charles.

Two professors from UoA, John Boys and Grant Covic, actually pioneered
wireless/inductive power transfer technology.

According to a company statement, to this day, their technology is used
throughout the world, from factories that depend on automated systems of
clean-room environments.

Qualcomm and Lear are collaborating on multiple WEVC production programmes
across multiple car companies. 

Steve Pazol, vice president and general manager for Wireless Charging at
Qualcomm, says that they’re very excited to be working so closely with lear
as they commercialise Qualcomm Halo technology. 

Frank Orsini, president with Lear Electrical, says the new deal is another
window for opportunity.  

“With our success in EV and hybrid high power systems and proven program
management capabilities we see wireless charging as a new opportunity to
serve our customers in further developing their strategies for EVs in
existing and new vehicle segments.”
[© bizedge.co.nz]



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Charging pads let electric car owners cut the cord 
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Qualcomm, Lear sign commercial wireless electric vehicle ...
Jul 27, 2016  Qualcomm and Lear Corp sign commercial wireless electric
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