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Portable radio powering light bulbs

Demonstration at the University of Kashmir

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University validates INFRGY technology that converts radio frequencies into electricity

Tesla dreamed of a world where power could be transmitted wirelessly over great distances, but the technology of his time could not support his vision.”

— Parvez Rishi

ARGENTINA, December 30, 2024 / EINPresswire.com / -- INFRGY LLC has developed a wireless power transmission technology that produces more power than is input into the system by harvesting energy from the environment. Its technology converts radio frequencies (RF) into usable electricity, which can be used to power electronic devices and charge batteries without the need for physical connections. INFRGY technology represents a major advancement in the field of wireless power transfer, as it represents an innovative solution to power devices and charge batteries without the need for physical connections.

This technology was recently validated at the University of Kashmir's Institute of Technology. Presenters included University Professor Rouf Ul Alam Bhat and INFRGY Co-Founder Parvez Rishi. In addition, further demonstrations and trials at other technical institutions are scheduled for early 2025.

A paradigm shift in wireless power transfer
Wireless power transfer is not new, but while methods using lasers, microwaves, or infrared light have been developed recently, they often have significant limitations. Many of them require a direct line of sight between the transmitter and receiver, and are limited to point-to-point power transmission, making them difficult to implement for everyday use. However, the INFRGY system circumvents these limitations and offers a more versatile, efficient, and secure method of wireless power delivery.

Parvez Rishi, co-founder of INFRGY, expressed his optimism about the potential impact of this technology. “It’s fascinating to think about how wireless power transmission has been a concept that has been around since the time of Nikola Tesla. Tesla dreamed of a world where power could be transmitted wirelessly over vast distances, but the technology of his time could not support his vision. However, today, with INFRGY’s advancements in radio frequency transmission, we are taking the next step toward realizing that dream.”

Making Tesla’s Vision a Reality with Modern Technology
Tesla’s early experiments with wireless power transmission focused on harnessing the power of radio waves. In the late 1800s, Tesla’s experiments demonstrated that power could be transmitted wirelessly using a radio transmitter and receiver. However, his vision of a wirelessly powered world was cut short due to technological limitations. INFRGY’s innovation builds on Tesla’s pioneering work and makes it a reality with modern radio frequency technology.

Unlike traditional wireless charging methods (such as wireless charging pads for smartphones), the INFRGY system does not require users to place devices in a specific orientation or precise location. Instead, radio frequency waves are transmitted in all directions and can power multiple devices within the same range, even if there are obstacles such as walls or furniture in the way. The system also provides flexibility to power devices located at longer distances, making it a very practical solution for a variety of applications.

The potential uses of the INFRGY wireless power transfer system are vast. Everyday electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and wearable technology in general could be charged without needing to be plugged in or placed on a charging pad. This advancement could also have implications for powering IoT devices, smart homes, and industrial equipment.