It's possible that the Qimini Charger won't instantly strike you as a compact electronic contraption, but just turn it onto its fine edge and you'll see that it measures a mere 9 millimeters in depth. This is the sort of device that you can easily slip into the pocket of a computer bag, a backpack or even into your coat.
The disk-like shape of the gadget contains a coil so that the connected USB cable can be wound up inside when it's not in use. The ample surface area of the Qimini Charger also increases its success in rejuvenating smartphone batteries by means of electromagnetic induction. The Tektos Ltd. product requires Qi wireless compatibility but not a specific jack type in your handset.
What's Driving This Trend
- Ultra-slim Charging
- Opportunity for other tech companies to develop even slimmer charging solutions in a compact form factor.
- Electromagnetic Induction Charging
- Opportunity for home appliance companies to develop smart devices that can be charged through electromagnetic induction technology.
- Wireless Charging
- Opportunity for furniture companies to integrate wireless charging technology into their products, such as desks and nightstands.
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- Companies can develop more efficient charging solutions that are smaller in size.
- Home Appliances
- Companies can develop smart home appliances that can be charged via electromagnetic induction technology.
- Furniture
- Opportunity to integrate wireless charging technology into various furniture products to provide convenient power to devices.
