The startup develops remote microwave wireless power transmission systems that utilize radio waves to transfer energy over distances without physical wiring. This technology enables power delivery in challenging environments such as factories, disaster areas, and remote locations, facilitating operations where traditional power infrastructure is unavailable.
Funding
$4.8M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Many IoT devices, sensors, and automated systems require continuous power, but traditional wired connections are impractical or impossible in certain environments, such as in factories with moving machinery, remote infrastructure, or space-based applications. Replacing batteries in a large number of devices is also labor-intensive and costly.
Solution
Space Power Technologies develops microwave-based wireless power transmission (WPT) systems that deliver energy over distances without physical wiring. Their technology uses phased-array beamforming to precisely direct microwave energy to the intended target, enabling continuous power for IoT devices, sensors, and other equipment in challenging environments. This eliminates the need for frequent battery replacements and cumbersome cabling, supporting applications ranging from smart factories and infrastructure monitoring to powering lunar rovers. The WPT systems can be integrated into various applications, including factory sensors, public transportation signage, home appliances, and infrastructure monitoring systems.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes industrial automation companies, infrastructure operators, smart device manufacturers, and space exploration organizations seeking reliable and flexible wireless power solutions.
Features
- Microwave-based wireless power transmission for ranges of several meters
- Phased-array beamforming technology for precise energy delivery
- Solutions for general purpose, logistics, machine tools, smart devices, infrastructure monitoring, space, and illumination applications
- Systems can power moving and rotating devices
- Technology reduces electronic waste by minimizing battery usage