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Wireless charging technology

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U.S. auto supplier Delphi Automotive is partnering WiTricity Corp to develop a wireless charging technology for electric vehicles.

 

Delphi is working on a system that would simply require the drivers to park their electric car over a wireless energy source installed in the floor of a home garage, or fitted under the pavement of a parking spot. The vehicle




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I think it is just cheaper using a house plug. carbon print would be much less too.

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it make more sense to implement this if you can extend this technology to charging on the go. Nowadays our atmosphere is virtually peppered with many sorts of radiation. Might be good to make use of that

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