Moderate threat of substitutes 3. High-to-moderate intensity of rivalry 3. Moderate bargaining power of buyers. Increase in sales of electric vehicles EVs 3. Constantly evolving portable electronics and wearables market 3. Necessity to harvest ambient RF energy.
Technology is expensive to integrate and comparatively slower charging. Excessive research in far-field wireless charging technologies 3. Trending Internet of Things IoT. Impact on market size 3. Application trends, preferences, and budget impact 3. Key player strategies to tackle negative impact. Existing Products 3. Future Products. Expectation for the shape of Wireless Charger 3.
Expectation for the cost range of Wireless Charger 3. Expectation for the versatility of a wireless charger. Key market trends, growth factors and opportunities 4. Market size and forecast, by country 4. Market analysis by country. Key market trends, growth factors, and opportunities 4. Key market trends, growth factors and opportunities 5. Market size and forecast, by country 5.
Market analysis by country 5. Personal Care 5. Home Appliances 5. Personal Healthcare 5. Consumer Electronics. Market size and forecast, by region 5. Key market trends, growth factors, and opportunities 5. Market size and forecast, by technology 5. Market size and forecast, by industry vertical. Company overview 6. Company snapshot 6. Operating business segments 6. Product portfolio 6. Business performance 6. Key strategic moves and developments. Key executives 6. TABLE The wireless charging market is a process of charging the batteries or equipment without any wired connection.
Wireless charging is possible through various technologies such as inductive, resonant, radio frequency, and others. The market is very fragmented with the presence of several private players, startups, and others. The various market dynamics that include rise in demand for reliable, convenient, and safe technology to power and charge electrical devices such as toothbrush, hair trimmer, smartphones, home appliances, EVs, and others drive the growth of the wireless charging market.
In addition, market growth is driven by the need for enhanced flexibility in devices in which replacing their batteries or connecting cables for charging is costly, hazardous, or infeasible e. Wireless charging for electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle is expected to experience increase in demand in a short period of time and can reduce present shortcomings of EVs such as short driving range and long charging time.
Further, the rise in internet data penetration and increase in dependency on the mobile data for business process as well as personal usage influences the wireless charging market positively. According to executives of wireless charging technology standardization organization, wireless charging holds a promising potential in changing the chemistry of conventional charging.
Inductive technology consumes the largest share of the market, followed by resonant and others. Other technologies market is very niche and is expected to be evident after a couple of years. Nano receiver connects discretely via USB and is fully capable of transmitting at a report rate of 1, Hz 1 ms to the PC. It works with the G , and G wireless gaming mice. You can even synchronize lighting effects with Logitech G keyboards, speakers, and headsets for a unified look and feel.
Tune your performance with your surface of choice. We include both our cloth and hard pads so you can customize and swap interchangeably. I might never go back. A Revolution in Gaming. Infinite Power. Wireless Charging Technology. That would allow electric cars to charge just by parking on top of a large charging pad. For example, Mercedes-Benz this year will roll out Se plug-in hybrid sedans with the ability to use WiTricity's technology; the Se can simply park over a pad and they begin charging even more efficiently than if it were plugged in.
The electric vehicle application is tailor-made for electromagnetic resonant charging, Kesler said. That's because a vehicle doesn't need a charging cable, and the wireless charging pad delivers electricity more efficiently than a cable. This month, Apple surprised some industry watchers by purchasing PowerByProxi , a New Zealand-based company developing loosely-coupled resonant charging technology that's also based on the Qi specification.
PowerbyProxi was founded in by entrepreneur Fady Mishriki as a spin-out from the University of Auckland. PowerByProxi has showcased charging boxes and bowls into which multiple devices can be placed and charged at the same time.
The Aukland-based company got its start selling large-scale systems for the construction, telecommunications, defense and agriculture industries. One such product is a wireless control system for wind turbines. PowerByProxi, a member of the WPC's Steering Committee, has also miniaturized its technology and placed it into AA rechargeable batteries, eliminating the need to embed the technology directly into devices.
Apple could use PowerByProxi's technology to expand its use fo wireless charging beyond just smartphones, using it, for instance, to charge TV remote controls, computer peripherals, or any number of devices that require batteries.
While the most visible use of wireless charging technology has been in mobile device charging pads, the technology is also making inroads into everything from warehouse robots to tiny IoT devices that otherwise would need to be wired or powered by replaceable batteries. Here are the latest Insider stories. More Insider Sign Out. Sign In Register. Sign Out Sign In Register. Latest Insider. Check out the latest Insider stories here. More from the IDG Network.
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