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Of course, Intel is
trying it and if it works then Alternate current or Direct current transmitter
will be placed on all the walls and you can charge your electronic gadgets just
from there without any wires and without any contacts. Yuppie that’s Intel call
it as Wireless resonant energy link and it can send a 10 MHZ to a feet of
distance. The idea for
wireless power transmission was first suggested by Nicola Tesla. Science
fiction writers eagerly seized on the idea in the early twentieth century. In The Mightiest Machine, a novel serialized in Astounding Science-Fiction in 1934,
the technology makes an appearance. Alanson
Sample, an Intel Research Seattle intern, shows the apparatus of a
Massachusetts Institute of Technology idea called wireless resonant energy link
(WREL) that can transmit power with no wires and without so much of the loss of
energy that afflicts other wireless power transmission technologies such as
induction.
The technology can transmit 60 watts of power to illuminate a light bulb and it has 75 percent
efficiency they say. wonder how would you charge your laptops now ? ;)
