Imagine a world where your phone, laptop, electric car, and even your kitchen appliances pull power from the air—no cords, no plugs, no hunting for the right charger. A research team at Chiba University believes they’ve just taken a major step toward making that world real.
Led by Professor Hiroo Sekiya, the team has developed a machine learning–driven design for wireless power transfer (WPT) systems that remain stable no matter what you plug—or don’t plug—into them. This “load-independent” operation means devices can receive a consistent stream of power without the efficiency loss and voltage swings that plague conventional wireless systems.
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