The real "wireless charging" 😊

You may remember a while back when we told you about WattUp by Energous. If
not, go check it out
<http://phandroid.com/2015/06/17/energous-wattup-wireless-charging/> — it’s
freaking cool stuff. The gist of it is that these guys have come up with a
way to wirelessly charge batteries without contact of any sort.

WattUp generates RF energy — the same stuff that drives radio communication
or WiFi signals — and beams it in a way that an electrical harness can
pocket the energy and use it for whatever it needs. The energy could come
from a dedicated beamforming unit, or from a household item such as your
television thanks to a panel-based version of the technology.

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<http://phandroid.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/energous-wattup.jpg>

The possibilities are endless. In the case of smartphones, it could mean
charging your smartphone simply by walking into a room with the phone still
in your pocket. A panel could even be installed in your car. Imagine
leaving for work with your battery at 56%, and arriving with an extra 15%
of juice all without having to plug your phone in or place it on anything.

If you have any reservations regarding whether we’re even close to this
sort of wireless charging being possible, you needn’t look any further than
some big news that dropped today: the first of WattUp’s patents have been
awarded to Energous
<http://ir.energous.com/press-releases/detail/537/energous-corporation-receives-first-utility-and-design>,
and more are on the way.

*Motorola leading the way?*

But when is it coming? And who’ll be the knight in shining armor to deliver
the goods in a consumer-ready product? Energous said they were working with
one major OEM, and we may have our first clue as to who that is: Motorola.
Motorola Solutions, to be exact.

ā€œMoto X 2016 is happening with truly wireless charging,ā€ you might exclaim.
Not so fast. It’s important to remember that Motorola Mobility isn’t the
same as Motorola Solutions. The former — which was once owned by Google and
is now a Lenovo subsidiary — builds consumer-focused smartphones,
accessories and wearables. Motorola Solutions, on the other hand, deals in
areas of advanced telephony, radio and cellular technology, network modems
and other industrial things.

Motorola Solutions’ Penang arm held an internal event for their employees
last week <https://www.facebook.com/motorolapenang/posts/1146347212047715>
where they got to know the companies and partners behind their latest
innovations. Energous attended that event
<https://www.facebook.com/energous/posts/751216725004982>:

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That’s not direct confirmation that Motorola Solutions will look to team up
with Energous to use WattUp in some way, but it’s as close as we’re going
to get ahead of any formal announcement. We followed up with a source who
confirmed that these employee events are invitation only for anyone not on
the payroll, and they only invite people who they are working with in some
capacity. Take that for what you will.

Motorola Solutions also seems to have had an uptick in job openings for
electrical engineers who specialize in RF and battery technology, though
considering they make two-way radios we can’t say that’s little more than a
convenient coincidence.

But it’s hard to ignore the everlasting connection between the two
companies, even if they only relate to each other by name in this day and
age. It’s possible Motorola Solutions could simply be exploring the
technology for use in their two-way radios or other products they make
where it’d make sense, but there’s nothing that says they can’t eventually
produce a WattUp component for Motorola Mobility, or any other OEM, to
license for use in a cool smartphone in the future.

No matter who brings it to us, it’s something we should all be clamoring
for, and the first OEM to deliver the goods might find themselves in a
world of success. The inventor of the cell phone believes in it enough to
jump on the board of directors
<http://www.marketwatch.com/story/father-of-the-cell-phone-joins-energous-board-of-directors-2015-07-07-81733110>
for Energous so it’s only a matter of time before everyone else sees it the
way he does.

Read full article at
http://phandroid.com/2015/10/13/motorola-self-charging-phone/

@Nampan S
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