The household power cord might become a thing of the past. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have discovered a way to transmit wireless power, causing a 60-Watt bulb to light. The new technology follows in the footsteps of the radio, wireless telecommunications, and Wi-Fi.
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Implications - After checking both of those awesome examples of wireless energy, you should also consider the work that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has done with their 60-watt light bulb, as it is a very futuristic creation.
Wireless Energy
MIT Team Powers Light Bulb with No Wires
Trend Themes
1. Wireless Power - MIT's breakthrough in wireless power transmission allows for new possibilities in cordless device charging, remote powering, and smart infrastructure.
2. Smart Lighting - Wireless power can enable new innovations in lighting technology, allowing for easier installation and control of smart bulbs and fixtures.
3. Internet of Things (iot) - Wireless power can help to power and connect the multitude of IoT devices, creating new possibilities for smart homes, factories, and cities.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Wireless power can disrupt the consumer electronics industry by eliminating the need for cords and allowing for more streamlined and efficient charging methods.
2. Lighting - Smart, wirelessly powered lighting systems can revolutionize the lighting industry, allowing for greater customization and control and more sustainable energy use.
3. Infrastructure - Wireless power transmission can transform infrastructure by creating new possibilities for remote powering and monitoring of devices and systems, such as in smart cities and factories.