The new technology Motorola wants to equip its phones with does not require charging cables and charging pads
HIGHLIGHTS
- Motorola announced that it has partnered with a company called Guru Wireless to bring remote wireless charging technology to its smartphones.
- The smartphones can be charged using radio waves that are sent via charging nodes. T.
- The technology can also be used to charge other devices, including phones and laptops.
Motorola announced that it has partnered with a company called Guru Wireless to bring remote wireless charging technology to its smartphones. The new technology Motorola wants to equip its phones with does not require charging cables and charging pads. The smartphones can be charged using radio waves that are sent via charging nodes. The technology can also be used to charge other devices, including phones and laptops. If Motorola manages to do this feat, it would be a breakthrough for the company, as no smartphone maker has yet developed wireless remote charging technology.
Dan Dery, Motorola’s vice president of product, announced the partnership with Guru and said in a statement: “At Motorola, we are constantly working to bring innovations to market that can improve the lives of our consumers. With this solution, we are giving a glimpse into the freedom and flexibility users can enjoy with a revolutionary wireless wireless power supply technology. With GuRu we envision a new generation of devices with wireless power supply. “
No charging pads or cables are required for wireless remote charging technology. It charges the device by waves. For example, if you walk into a room with a wireless charging node, you will find that your phone is charging automatically. No need to look for plugs or cords to connect your phones to the charger. This could be the technology many forgetful people are waiting for. This would make things easier for people who don’t have phones with great batteries. Carrying a charger and then looking for a charger every time can be quite a chore. When this technology is used, charging phones in locations other than home will no longer be a problem.
The technology is reported to be in the early stages and many smartphone brands have been exploring the possibility of introducing phones with remote wireless charging technology, but nothing has happened so far. But Motorola and Guru could do it.
“GuRu RF Lensing supplies devices with watts over meters and brings a new wave of energy for consumer devices. This proprietary technology is revolutionizing the customer experience and helping to remove electricity as an everyday problem. With the patented miniature modules from GuRu, devices can be supplied with power through precise power transmission over long distances. Motorola and GuRu will work together to meet Motorola’s stringent requirements for quality, energy efficiency and safety, ”the company said in a statement.
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