By citybizlist Staff TAMPA, Fla. -- Lighting product developer LEDnovation Inc. has raised $3 millio...

By citybizlist Staff NEEDHAM, Mass. -- Lighting product developer LEDnovation Inc. has raised $3 mil...

SINOCES Booth # Hall 1 K01 -- Haier, the world's largest white goods brand, is presenting its latest innovations in U-Home and greener home appliances, peeking in the future of households from July 8-11 at SINOCES in Qingdao, China.

Radio waves, lasers, magnetic induction: There are plenty of ways to beam volts through the air. Sadly, none are as cheap, efficient, convenient or safe as a cord.

Radio waves, lasers, magnetic induction: There are plenty of ways to beam volts through the air. Sadly, none are as cheap, efficient, convenient or safe as a cord.

Using magnetic induction to send power over distances of up to a few tens of centimeters is readily possible, but the prospects of using this technique to charge consumer electronics at much greater distances is dim.

About 150 technology dreamers have gathered in Nantucket with hopes of finding or funding the next big thing. The invitation-only Nantucket Conference, now in its 11th year, draws participants from the worlds of entrepreneurship, venture capital and associated ancillary industries.

Mass High Tech's 2010 New England Cleantech Directory, Part V, compiles cleantech companies in all six New England states, covering cross-sector providers.

Wire-free power transfer efficiency boosted Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers developing wireless power transmission have found that the system becomes more efficient as more devices are being powered. The new work builds on their original discovery, announced in 2007, of using electromagnetic resonance between coils to transmit power without wires. Besides increasing the ...

Expert claims that wireless power could be launched within the next twelve months

Could wireless electricity be a reality soon?

In 2007, MIT researchers announced that they had discovered a novel way of transmitting electricity without the use of wires. Now, the researchers have demonstrated that the system?s efficiency at transmitting energy improves significantly when it is used to charge multiple devices at the same time.

Latest research shows that efficiency improves when multiple devices are charged at once.In 2007, MIT researchers announced that they had discovered a novel way of transmitting electricity without the use of wires.