New wireless power solution from Yank Technologies has attracted a NASA Artemis Mission contract to beam power to robots from its lunar rover.
for an unmanned rover). Well, it turns out these rovers will likely carry and deploy various robots designed to carry out tasks like sample collection. Rather than fit them with giant batteries with docking ports for recharging, NASA wants to be able to power or recharge them remotely.Wireless Power promises to recharge your phone while it's in a pocket or maybe on a windshield or dash-vent mount and still get charged.
That's all nice, but automakers and suppliers are far more interested in Wireless Power's ability to slash the cost, complexity, and mass of wiring harnesses by, for example, powering the mirror and window-lift motors directly, without sending costly copper into the doors. The technology also promises to solve thorny problems like how to power a rear captain's chair that swivels 180 degrees and moves on a very long track.
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