WiTricity and the world: Eric Giler at TEDxPortland

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024

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  • @yodatwinkie
    @yodatwinkie 3 года назад +5

    Without a doubt this is the future of energy

  • @rafizxDx
    @rafizxDx 7 лет назад +49

    WiTricity is cool but it wasn't discovered by MIT it was discovered by Nikola Tesla. Look up the Wandenclyffe Tower.

  • @jedgould5531
    @jedgould5531 7 лет назад +2

    Two years until this tech in in automobiles? I wish. This vid came out in 2014. I'm rootin' for ya!

    • @iulianbina7910
      @iulianbina7910 3 года назад

      3 years into the future, still no wireless power

    • @keshav2136
      @keshav2136 3 месяца назад

      Still no

  • @sasaturajlic8554
    @sasaturajlic8554 5 лет назад +3

    Nikola Tesla was not Croatian.Nikola Tesla was born an ethnic Serb in the village Smiljan, Lika county, in the Austrian Empire (present day Croatia), on 10 July [O.S. 28 June] 1856. His father, Milutin Tesla (1819-1879), was an Eastern Orthodox priest.Tesla's mother, Đuka Tesla (née Mandić; 1822-1892), whose father was also an Orthodox priest.

  • @justinalvarado7351
    @justinalvarado7351 7 лет назад +1

    Why is TEDx not addressing this!!!!!!!!!!

  • @deepwinter77
    @deepwinter77 3 года назад +1

    The efficiency would depend on distance the further the less efficient, so I'm not sure if it's worth the extra cost.

  • @Anonyminded
    @Anonyminded 9 лет назад +7

    Pretty cool, I wonder what would happen if Teslas idea would become real.

  • @hillbillydean3882
    @hillbillydean3882 4 года назад +1

    In August, September and October of 1979 there was experiments done in Platteville, CO. for the purpose of seeing if Ohmic heating the ionosphere would/could aid in beaming electricity to a satellite and back to earth...there was also further testing done at Carpenter, WY. directed toward monitoring the transmissions from their LES-8 satellite at 249.2 MGh which was recorded between the time of 0256 and 0335 UT on March 12, 1980...this and more can be found in (ITS annual technical progress report, volume 979, issue 80) page 108 is where I was reading this and....potential RFI/EMI effects of a proposed Solar Power Station (SPS) to convert solar power energy beamed at 2.45 GHz and back producing 5,000 MW on Earth.

  • @hillbillydean3882
    @hillbillydean3882 4 года назад +1

    Oh and yes the final statement is exaggerated but the fact is this concept is based on coils and transformers do use electricity when left plugged into a power source and I noticed in my last post here that to power one 60 Watt light bulb at 7 feet they do not mention how much energy it took to do it...so if it takes more than the 60 Watts how can it be efficient? Or is it simply it takes more energy to transmit electricity so they don't want to say...I think that's most likely the case.

  • @varungaming2595
    @varungaming2595 2 года назад

    WiTricity was going to happen for long distances maybe space to earth in next some decades. Remember the name "HALLEY" are going to do it.

  • @shivrajchandel4342
    @shivrajchandel4342 5 лет назад +1

    It's fascinating...

  • @lucianaferrisobrosa7817
    @lucianaferrisobrosa7817 9 лет назад +2

    That's the dream world! Amazing!

  • @sassiehealzyo
    @sassiehealzyo 5 лет назад +14

    2019 and no sign of this hmm....

  • @DheerajSukumaran
    @DheerajSukumaran 6 лет назад +3

    only if this were invented back in the days, then all our setup would have been completely different. every device would come with building wireless electricity receiver like we have Bluetooth and Wi-Fi now, and there wont be literally any cables

  • @ChibiKeruchan
    @ChibiKeruchan 9 лет назад +8

    10yrs from now when these product is approved, I would probably try to find the wireless resonance of my neighbors on the wall and put a repeater on my side and get free electricity haha

    • @debendragurung3033
      @debendragurung3033 9 лет назад

      James Chua Except may be you wouldnt have to. U pay indavnce to the government and
      get all you need for free....

    • @sagarchandgadkar7908
      @sagarchandgadkar7908 8 лет назад

      so fuckin true......it is basically induction on steroids hahah

    • @dasarinagendra9059
      @dasarinagendra9059 6 лет назад

      Hii

  • @maximalexcristi
    @maximalexcristi 10 лет назад

    the next breakthrough! bravo!

  • @innerversable
    @innerversable 10 лет назад +1

    I wonder what's the efficiency of this technology? How much % of the energy input into the device can you harness with another from a distance?

  • @mlasko74
    @mlasko74 6 лет назад

    I think Safe is a very relative term with wireless energy. It depends on many factors and potential uses. Military has had a death ray for decades, what do you think that is.

  • @danielkaddour1967
    @danielkaddour1967 6 лет назад +1

    He was serbian.. and you just made the induction coils bigger i rekon

  • @JayDAnderson
    @JayDAnderson 5 лет назад +1

    Seems WiTricity is taking credit for N.Tesla's invention in 1903. There is actually a copy of Tesla's Wardenclyffe (Shoreham, NY) Tesla Tower which ran out of budget and was never completed.

    • @alexandrulucian8701
      @alexandrulucian8701 5 лет назад

      they take credit and they don't want for real to give it for free,it supose to be free from long time ago when Tesla succed to give electricyty to a few hundred km for free,what are you talking about with that unfinished tower was a resonance canon wich once hit the Ozone layer the electricity was trasmited to all glob! same base but huge scale and for free.

  • @flpvlog
    @flpvlog 10 лет назад

    Ouvindo o nerdcast, tive que procurar isso!!!

  • @kosmox
    @kosmox 7 лет назад

    Explain this to me. The windmills which create electricity trough wind also create a magnetic field around it and in an hour it can make you feel worse, like cause headache, make an impact on your heart and other stuff which I dont remember. How is this magnetic field which will be used in home different from the one created by windmills?

    • @coltennabers634
      @coltennabers634 7 лет назад

      Windmills rotate a magnet in a coil of wire which creates a time-varying magnetic field/flux which in the presence of a coil of wire induces an emf

  • @user-mq3ts7lr9l
    @user-mq3ts7lr9l 8 лет назад +1

    The lightning revelation 😂 Preach! Too late to change my economics degree, I wanna go into science, you know, an engineering degree, or maybe just go into engineering after all the brilliant visionaries dropped out. Witricity and building cold fusion reactors. Weather control science, how to create a habitable atmosphere on Mars, boeing making plasma shields, CrispR and Cas 9 going to bring the X-men to life 😉, and just the privatisation of space travel by you know who and other scientific breakthroughs, it's all so exciting!

    • @chevadinesh6068
      @chevadinesh6068 Год назад

      more the technology, more opportunities in commerce field.
      You are the guys who r going to bring these things to market right!

  • @SFCspoonman
    @SFCspoonman 8 лет назад

    The applications are astounding. If a house was built with repeaters, could you basically have a wireless 110v outlet anywhere? Could an arc welder ditch the cord? What is the limit of power that can be transferred this way? Of course the next obvious question is how can its use be metered and controlled. What keeps a neighbor from stealing your wilectricity? Do independent systems compete or co op with each other? If a whole town converted, will there still be the need of step up and down transformers from the electrical source? Does the danger increase with the capacity of millions of watts that a city would use?

    • @SFCspoonman
      @SFCspoonman 8 лет назад

      What happens to the system in an EMP event?

    • @marklvrd
      @marklvrd 8 лет назад

      what happens to our system now in an EMP event...

    • @SFCspoonman
      @SFCspoonman 8 лет назад

      marklvrd
      Bad things for unshielded infrastructure.

    • @elijahayeni58
      @elijahayeni58 7 лет назад

      To answer your question, the best way to prevent a neighbor from stealing your electricity would be to make sure that each house uses a different frequency for their coils, that way it keeps unwanted users separate.

    • @marklvrd
      @marklvrd 7 лет назад

      Elijah Ayeni Although intuitive analysis you have, this would not be a good idea, as the available bandwidth is very small. Having a transmitter in an apartment, you would only need a sheet of low permeability material in the wall, very cheap. For a house, the radial field lines are sufficient to a certain proximity, then falls off, there would be no stealing of power.

  • @debendragurung3033
    @debendragurung3033 9 лет назад

    If the efficiency is dependent on the distance between the induction coil and the target, there is lot to work on, isnt there?

  • @wordgeezer
    @wordgeezer 5 лет назад +1

    In a past life; this guy was probably in a medicine show, selling opiates as a cure-all.

  • @electronresonator8882
    @electronresonator8882 6 лет назад

    as he keeps saying using magnetic resonance and not electric induction, I wonder if the device actually consist of permanent magnet which is arranged in such a way in a circuit to be able to achieve resonance, also the thing that actually surprise me in this talk, that is the passive repeater, that is very very nice, you can actually extend magnetic field only with that material and nothing else, I wonder how scientist will react to such thing that against thermodynamic law

    • @madbruv
      @madbruv 6 лет назад

      Its not against any law. Transfer of energy this is, not getting new energy

  • @nicolasdujarrier
    @nicolasdujarrier 8 месяцев назад

    Here we are, in 2024, nearly 10 years after this video was posted, and more than 15 years after MIT researcher Marin Soljacic invented this technology, and Witricity technology is still not widespread and lost the standard battle against Qi wireless charging… It is really a shame that Apple didn’t adopt this wireless charging technology because it seems so, so much more convenient than Qi wireless charging, and could have scale across all types of Apple devices…

  • @johndii2194
    @johndii2194 7 лет назад +1

    Notice how he has a watt meter at the receiver? I didn't either.

  • @szekerespista3758
    @szekerespista3758 Год назад

    How much is the transmitting frequency?

  • @hillbillydean3882
    @hillbillydean3882 4 года назад

    One last point is if magnets can produce safe movement of power, then why do we need to make electricity anymore?

  • @rupeshmore4631
    @rupeshmore4631 6 лет назад

    waw, that is fantastic

  • @hillbillydean3882
    @hillbillydean3882 4 года назад +3

    I'm just curious as to why we have proven certain frequencies have healing effects but no one talks about implementing that into our technology?

    • @walkeren
      @walkeren 3 года назад

      Funding for research proving safety and efficacy.... get that and you’ll have a product...

  • @SailorBarsoom
    @SailorBarsoom 7 лет назад

    I especially like the electric roads idea. But, how would you charge drivers for the electricity they use? I guess you could have some sort of tax and everybody gets to use the electric road without further payment.
    If the price of electricity drops much further, then this would probably be the way to go.

    • @NSResponder
      @NSResponder 7 лет назад

      Same way you charge for tolls. If you're a subscriber, you put a tag on your car that shows you've paid. If you're not a subscriber, you go to the toll booth and pay cash.
      -jcr

    • @SailorBarsoom
      @SailorBarsoom 7 лет назад

      That could work.

  • @KbB-kz9qp
    @KbB-kz9qp 3 года назад

    So this video is about seven years old. When happened to the idea of wireless electricity???

  • @Johnod100
    @Johnod100 7 лет назад +11

    were is this technology this was in 2014 and its now jan 2017 i thats 3 years ago was this suppressed

    • @davinchiis1
      @davinchiis1 7 лет назад

      it is very interesting coincidence ...original Tesla s documents disappear from his laboratory ( FBI work ) , and slowly repatentation process begin in USA agin ?! but main stream science still teaching to transwer wirelessly significant and big electric power is inpossible ! but past 8...10 years , based on WiTricity claim and patents , want to prove is possible and it works !!!! wow , miracles !

    • @davinchiis1
      @davinchiis1 7 лет назад

      it is very interesting coincidence ...original Tesla s documents disappear from his laboratory ( FBI work ) , and slowly repatentation process begin in USA agin ?! but main stream science still teaching to transwer wirelessly significant and big electric power is inpossible ! but past 8...10 years , based on WiTricity claim and patents , want to prove is possible and it works !!!! wow , miracles !

    • @danielkaddour1967
      @danielkaddour1967 6 лет назад

      John O its still being supressed man.. they are still using old tech. Man i had this idea back in trade school for god sakes haha

    • @MichaelSelhost
      @MichaelSelhost 6 лет назад

      You forgot these: h ? ' ' , ' . ?

    • @abigailchrisman7801
      @abigailchrisman7801 6 лет назад

      Its inna little town in Texas

  • @coltennabers634
    @coltennabers634 7 лет назад

    Hans Christian Ørsted...
    And Faradays Law
    Mutual Inductance - this has been known for quite some time haha

  • @RedCandyAgint
    @RedCandyAgint 10 лет назад

    When can i get one the size of a mini fridge that charges everything in my room constantly. I don't thing anyone would object to one of these things being scaled up a bit to increase there power and reach.

    • @DavidWoroner
      @DavidWoroner 9 лет назад +2

      How about one large loop under the carpet, and one "repeater" on the ceiling...... everything in the room charged.

  • @DavidWoroner
    @DavidWoroner 9 лет назад +1

    Can I help polish this up? In one day, I could have this presentation 1000 % better, more informative and solid.

    • @savedfaves
      @savedfaves 8 лет назад +3

      Why don't you do a presentation and quit saying so from behind your keyboard?

    • @DavidWoroner
      @DavidWoroner 8 лет назад

      savedfaves
      Got $ ?
      Then stfu... k? :---)

    • @papichulo2099
      @papichulo2099 7 лет назад

      David W True I feel you

  • @reyalicea
    @reyalicea 6 лет назад

    Tesla also spoke of resonance.

  • @rajua8517
    @rajua8517 5 лет назад

    When it gonna be reality

  • @jbball2848
    @jbball2848 6 лет назад

    Contact epic games and get it in the controlers for the next tourney. Exposure through the roof

  • @tonyfoster61
    @tonyfoster61 8 лет назад +10

    Should of called it ElectriciFI

    • @justinalvarado7351
      @justinalvarado7351 7 лет назад

      How about TeslaFi

    • @tonyfoster61
      @tonyfoster61 7 лет назад +1

      Much better

    • @MantisRay861
      @MantisRay861 6 лет назад

      Well, Fi in WiFi means Fidelity, or the quality of a signal. In this case, we don't care about the signal quality (as much as we do with transmission of information). I agree that WiTricity is not very catchy though!

  • @drwaldostanio
    @drwaldostanio 3 года назад

    so, after 7 years no news about this tech that seemed almost ready in 2014. Or this was a fake or someone doesn’t want this moving forward

  • @ravimall2019
    @ravimall2019 5 лет назад

    Nicola Tesla is great I am electrician very nice I love electrical work

  • @blueslsd
    @blueslsd 4 года назад

    2020 still not in cars yet.

  • @savedfaves
    @savedfaves 8 лет назад +2

    It make you wonder how fast it would charge an electric car. Would it be as powerful as a Tesla Supercharger? Hmm

  • @liemkusumohadi4234
    @liemkusumohadi4234 5 лет назад

    I got an idea and good , just simple

  • @juyoungsim4557
    @juyoungsim4557 7 лет назад

    One thing I'm really curious about is that is magnetic field really safe?? Apparently there are no papers that prove it's safe. Actually there are no papers that show it isn't safe either.
    there's a cup of some suspicious liquid. seems like it's safe, you've seen some people drinking that but no one says It's safe. Would you drink that?

    • @mlasko74
      @mlasko74 6 лет назад

      juyoung sim , I'f you use a cell phone, computer or watch t.v you are sitting next to an electromagnetic field.

  • @jarurotetippayachai8220
    @jarurotetippayachai8220 4 года назад

    I really need the man like Steve Jobs to present WPT instead.

  • @radiobikini6429
    @radiobikini6429 7 лет назад

    The pyramids were wireless generators and transmitters.

  • @pavelvodnar3206
    @pavelvodnar3206 7 лет назад

    well its three years and i can not see this technology in electric cars.....sadly

  • @Elder-tn1lr
    @Elder-tn1lr 6 лет назад

    Ok..? What's the hold up?
    Is it how efficient or the range is or the amount of power needed.. use a ratio, if emitter is this dense of metal and has this resistance and the range is this far then a softer metal with in the right range should be used for the receiver coil
    I can't wait for the day where I never have to charge my phone, don't have to rely on public water, or sewage, don't have to plug anything in to anything.
    Reason this doesn't exist to be honest people would steal all the juice

  • @zoranjevtic8618
    @zoranjevtic8618 9 лет назад +17

    Tesla was not Croatian, he was Serbian!

    • @frozenprakash
      @frozenprakash 9 лет назад +3

      +Zoran Jevtic Nicola tesla was born on Smiljan (Erstwhile Austrian Empire while he was born), and presently Smiljan is in Croatia.
      To be precise, Smiljan is roughly 150 Kms SW of Zagreb.

    • @Gitohandro
      @Gitohandro 8 лет назад

      Polish

    • @savedfaves
      @savedfaves 8 лет назад +3

      Where he was born is now called Croatia.

    • @carlaserio763
      @carlaserio763 6 лет назад

      Yes I hear it is Croatia.

    • @MS-iu9cg
      @MS-iu9cg 4 года назад

      @@carlaserio763 He was born in today's Croatia, but in Serbian family.

  • @Poshodenero
    @Poshodenero 9 лет назад

    Koch Industries, DTE Energy, and etc... This would not sit to well. Major Corporations have more power AND money then our governments. I would be afraid to leave my house if I was Eric (he mentioned the technology will be officially released in 2016/2 years). R.I.P. Tesla!!! Best of luck and keep at it Eric! "Salvation can and will never be sold", prove this ancient Egyptian quote wrong =]

  • @nebojsamarjanovic5141
    @nebojsamarjanovic5141 Год назад

    Nikola Tesla was Ortodox Serb

  • @josephchavez362
    @josephchavez362 7 лет назад

    so why do we need battery then

    • @ashishhuidrom5977
      @ashishhuidrom5977 7 лет назад

      Joseph Chavez just businesses. another failed Edison.

  • @AhmadSohailWahab
    @AhmadSohailWahab 4 года назад

    its 2020 and tesla cars are not charging wirelessly

  • @BikiniDeathSquad
    @BikiniDeathSquad 9 лет назад

    I was going to go to a tech school to become an electrician, but it looks like that career field will become obsolete in the next 10-15 years.

    • @KeithColangelo
      @KeithColangelo 9 лет назад

      +Jesse G No, it won't. You'll never live to see the day we no longer need wires.

    • @Gitohandro
      @Gitohandro 8 лет назад

      As long as there's electricity we'll need electricians....to fix fridges fuse boxes, transformers, inverters etc

    • @iulianbina7910
      @iulianbina7910 3 года назад

      @@Gitohandro Fix fridges? Haha! People throw away perfectly good appliances because their IOT interface is fried and no one fixes microchips. Maybe 5 years ago when your wrote that, people were still doing that :)

  • @fullvedio01
    @fullvedio01 2 года назад

    Now someone can steal electricity

  • @savedfaves
    @savedfaves 8 лет назад +2

    He did the talk backwards. 1. Do impressive demo that blows people away. 2 Explain in a non-boring manner how it works.

  • @Elder-tn1lr
    @Elder-tn1lr 6 лет назад

    Denser and softer metals are the secret, think about it if i have a metal that is soft it will have a low resistance so if i overload it with electricity electricity will fly from a tesla ark. But if i could create a super dense metal i could create a bigger resistance and a bigger feild of area. The tricky part is technology all current technology will pretty much be useless it will take a reinvention of technology that has a recieving coil and the guts of that technology is made of soft metals with instead of transistors to slow the electricial flow, flowsistors to upscale the electrical flow (short circuit/softer metals the further in you go) problem is everyone will steal electricity then and there will be no money to be made plus we need fusion which can be achieved by the same meams denser metals to create bigger magnetic feilds and or a different form of magnetic ability that uses denser metals superconductors.

    • @Elder-tn1lr
      @Elder-tn1lr 6 лет назад

      This can be done with induction too

  • @justinalvarado7351
    @justinalvarado7351 7 лет назад +6

    MIT your thieves Nikola Tesla will have his day

  • @williamschudenheimer9622
    @williamschudenheimer9622 8 лет назад +4

    No, there are no radiation waves because the electricity is created via a magnetic field. The Earth is enclosed in a gigantic magnetic field, therefore if magnetic fields dispersed radiation, we would all die from the magnetic field produced via the Earth's core.

  • @chiragkumarpatel4999
    @chiragkumarpatel4999 9 лет назад

    oh nice ..
    sir is it possible using principle of resonance???

    • @DavidWoroner
      @DavidWoroner 9 лет назад

      chirag A , because you are eager and curious to learn. this instance, where the electricity is wireless; the coils that are used are engineered, and built to a "tuning" < think of it the same as you tune a guitar string. Youre right that it is resonance, as in acoustic. Think of the two separated guitar strings, tuned to the same frequency and strum one of them, the other will begin to vibrate on its "own"... but what is happening is tuned frequency resonant communication..
      I hope this gives an idea.. The magnetic field, generates in a loop, or spherical field... this field, at its base of power is tuned, the smaller units, are harmonics of the larger base power.. ;___) knowledge IS power.

  • @sciense3078
    @sciense3078 6 лет назад

    we send our dead batteries to a recycler in British Columbia and never to the landfill. WTF?

  • @abigailchrisman7801
    @abigailchrisman7801 6 лет назад +2

    No it was discovered by tesla

  • @liemkusumohadi4234
    @liemkusumohadi4234 5 лет назад +1

    It will cal WIEL (Y el ) - Wifi Electricity

  • @AbelKama2014solo
    @AbelKama2014solo 3 года назад

    Your Proffesor stole idea from Nikola Tesla

  • @tonymanthei
    @tonymanthei 8 лет назад

    How does the repeater work?

  • @MassDynamic
    @MassDynamic 6 лет назад +4

    i doubt it is as efficient as he says. cant be more efficient than a cable.

    • @katraconnor8451
      @katraconnor8451 5 лет назад +4

      cables are not efficient, you got loss based on diameter of the cable and length.

  • @mr.randallincsworld883
    @mr.randallincsworld883 6 лет назад

    this talk kinda pissed me off because tesla developed this years ago. Shouldnt take credit like you created it. My opinion.

  • @MikesGoAcademy
    @MikesGoAcademy 10 лет назад

    Man this is just so awosome, just imagine airplanes using air ports as power sources and a network of floating ballons as mediums no need to refuel no need for fuel!!.
    Mabe even space shattles using satalites as sources or mediums allowing for us to build lite space vehicle that use much less energy when leaving the autmosphere (now days about 95% of the space space shuttle mass is just booster fuel used for leaving the atmosphere)

  • @vinuvarghese9748
    @vinuvarghese9748 7 лет назад

    How to make earthing in witricity

    • @raskal8578
      @raskal8578 7 лет назад

      they will call it, "airing"

  • @johnsantos975
    @johnsantos975 3 года назад

    Hey didnt Nikola Tesla figure it out?

  • @idiots830
    @idiots830 4 года назад

    remember, person who invented X ray died by high radiation when her age of 39.

    • @hillbillydean3882
      @hillbillydean3882 4 года назад

      Ahmen brother you have to realize he even admits in the video "it's no more harmful than living on earth" but talking about low watts let's see him stay around the car charger for extended periods of time!

  • @udaygangurde3553
    @udaygangurde3553 7 лет назад +1

    2 meters ain't good enough. Also this is Nikola Tesla's free for all technology that they are stealing and patenting.

  • @XYZ9630
    @XYZ9630 5 лет назад +1

    I like hearing Hindi so please convert it in Hindi.

  • @happyfox711
    @happyfox711 6 лет назад

    From the website : "magnetic resonators that efficiently transfer power over LARGE distances via the magnetic NEAR-field" !! :) .(where LARGE distances so far is a few inches) How can these guys pat eachothers backs and get geniouses-prizes for "discovering" and "inventing" something (resonant induction) that's been known for 100+ years ? It's very Edison - taking out patents and selling things others discovered and calling it their own. At the same time lot's of other companies are doing the same thing, only they don't try to take credit for "the great discovery". Like Toshiba f.ex. been charging buses this way on bus stops on a Japanese island for many years. It's all marketing - and you guys at the MIT should be ashamed it - when you all know deep inside this is nothing new The only reason it's not more common is that for most electronics, engineers at the universities has been thought to avoid resonance at all costs - thereby these phenomenon has not recieved the attention they deserve. But they have been researched and discovered and put to use again and again for at least a century. Incredible if they could get a patent - it's not on the principle, but probably on the specific device, using resonant conduction to charge a cellphone or car. Great that a product gets available for others than garage tinkerer that make it themselves, if the prize is anything near the simple parts it consists of, but I have a feeling this costs an arm and a leg because it's so "new" an "unique", such an incredible discovery and engineering accomplishment.

  • @Flopsaurus
    @Flopsaurus 5 лет назад

    Man, this comment section is cancer.

  • @HuntersMoon78
    @HuntersMoon78 7 лет назад

    WiTricity, that'll catch on.................NOT

  • @lysanderllaneta8230
    @lysanderllaneta8230 5 лет назад

    This was discovered by Nikola Tesla , lols

  • @sagarchandgadkar7908
    @sagarchandgadkar7908 8 лет назад +2

    induction on steroid!

  • @danielkaddour1967
    @danielkaddour1967 6 лет назад

    Btw we can transfer electricity wirelessly using microwaves theyv done it in japan and now in tasmania. And thats not to mention how they seem to forget tesla had a better idea originally. And he was serbian!

  • @tanner1985
    @tanner1985 3 года назад +1

    Rubbish company and rubbish tech, I don't speak myself, just check the year, it's 2021, 7 years have passed, where is Wireless Electricity? XD

  • @lifepaz2335
    @lifepaz2335 8 лет назад +2

    the principles of tesla, wireless exists 100 year. mit is stupid or what,, they did not want to commercialization, for years is in truth now as people are getting tired of the tegnologia that we are using the principles of nicola tesla is another thing, it's like tesla told Eddison one time that this was theirs but the future belonged to them nicola tesla and I'm realizing that it's true if writetihouse had not destroyed that big antenna that history relates, nows had that large scale technologies and more advanced

  • @fullvedio01
    @fullvedio01 2 года назад

    Now someone can steal electricity