The Next Generation of Wireless Power Solutions from #CES 2012
Posted by Cheryl Lawson on Jan 18, 2012 in Blog, Event Technology, Tech (CES) | 0 comments
I completely geeked out in this booth. Admittedly I was first attracted to the purse charging the cell phone, but when I saw the board room table with the charging pads, the light went on. This is amazing technology for event and conference professionals.
Here’s their info:
Fulton Innovation,the leader in wireless power, is taking wireless technology to the next level by increasing spatial freedom with interoperability that enables a device to be moved around both on and above a surface while maintaining efficient and continuous charge.
The ability to wirelessly charge through a metal surface is another industry first that Fulton demonstrated during CES.
Fulton has developed an advanced wireless power solution that can be built into almost any surface, including packaging and publications.
At CES, Fulton demonstrated a recent issue of Entertainment Weekly powered by its eCoupled intelligent wireless power technology. The magazine will light up on the shelf using wirelessly powered printed electronics –a low‐powered, low cost, truly flexible example of wireless power in action. The prototype demonstrates how wireless power can be used by publishers and advertisers to attract readers’ attention, and drive new revenue streams.
I was particularly impressed by the wirelessly charged board room table. Just imagine a conference center or hotel venue where all of your attendees can charge their devices while sitting at their conference table.
Learn more about Fulton Innovation and eCoupled Technology
A subsidiary of Alticor Corporation, Fulton Innovation is dedicated to commercializing new and
innovative technologies that improve the way we live, work, and play. Fulton is working with a wide
range of industry‐leading companies to integrate wireless power technology into infrastructure and
electronic devices to enable consumers to live a truly wireless life. http://fultoninnovation.com/
Where do you see this technology headed for event and conference professionals?
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