Imagine a future in which wireless electricity makes everyday products more convenient, reliable, and environmentally friendly.

Cell phones, game controllers, laptop computers, mobile robots, even electric vehicles capable of re-charging themselves without ever being plugged in. Flat screen TV’s and digital picture frames that hang on the wall—without requiring a wire and plug for power. Industrial systems and medical devices made more reliable by eliminating trouble prone wiring and replaceable batteries. WiTricity Corp. is working to make this future a reality, developing wireless electricity technology that will operate safely and efficiently over distances ranging from centimeters to several meters—and will deliver power ranging from milliwatts to kilowatts.

WiTricity Corp.’s vision is to develop a family of wireless electric power components that will enable OEM’s in a broad range of industries and applications to make their products truly “wireless.” Wireless electric power delivered over room scale distances, and with high efficiency. Wireless electric power that is safe for people and animals. Wireless electric power—imagine no more… it’s here!


Fortune Small Business Features WiTricity: ”Marin Soljačić couldn’t sleep. The problem was his wife’s Nokia cell phone. The tyrannical device beeped on the bedside table when it needed to be plugged in. It could not be disabled. Instead of taking a hammer to the phone, Soljačić marveled at the fact that this device, and billions of others like it, was sitting a few feet away from all the electricity it could ever need. Why couldn't it receive power wirelessly, just as laptops get Wi-Fi?”


WiTricity Presents at Conference: “Eric Giler wants to untangle our wired lives with cable-free electric power. Here, he covers what this sci-fi tech offers, and demos MIT’s breakthrough version, WiTricity — a near-to-market invention that may soon recharge your cell phone, car, pacemaker.”


The Fundamentals of WiTricity Technology: Learn how WiTricity Corp. harnesses highly resonant magnetic coupling to transfer power over distances ranging from centimeters—to several meters.


Applications from milliwatts to Kilowatts: WiTricity technology can be used in a broad range of applications, from consumer electronics, to medical devices, to electric vehicles, to industrial machinery.

News Coverage

: Audi is working on wireless charging technology using WiTricity technology...This technology would allow the driver to simply pull into their garage or driveway and charging would automatically start. The system uses two WiTricity coils with one in the parking lot (or driveway/garage) and another integrated into the car’s charging system. Power would be transferred between those two coils to charge the vehicle batteries.; - Daily Tech, March 1, 2012, News Story

: WiTricity Corporation (WiTricity), IHI Corporation (IHI) and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) have agreed to join forces to research and develop easily deployable electric vehicle (EV) wireless charging systems readily compatible with electric grids which will make life easier for EV users in the future.; - Mitsubishi Motors, September 27, 2011, Press Release

: MediaTek Inc., a leading fabless semiconductor company for wireless communications and digital multimedia solutions, and WiTricity, the technology leader in wireless power, today jointly announced that they have entered into a technology transfer and license agreement. MediaTek will collaborate on the development and marketing of semiconductor solutions optimized for WiTricity's patented technology for wireless charging over distance.; - MediaTek, July 11, 2011, Press Release

: General Electric Co., the world's largest maker of power-generation equipment, awarded $63 million to 10 companies developing solar, renewable energy, and cleantech technologies. WiTricity was selected as one of the winners of the GE ecomagination challenge for the energy savings achieved through wireless energy transfer.; - BusinessWeek, June 23, 2011, News Story

: ”TOKYO (Nikkei)--IHI Corp. is developing a wireless charging system for electric vehicles using technology licensed from U.S. firm WiTricity Corp. Drawing on the Massachusetts firm's noncontact technology, IHI aims to create a system that can power up an EV battery by simply parking the vehicle near an embedded charger.”; - Nikkei, June 15, 2011, News Story

: “Thoratec Corporation, a world leader in device-based mechanical circulatory support therapies to save, support and restore failing hearts, today announced a technology development agreement with WiTricity Corporation relating to WiTricity’s proprietary wireless resonant energy transfer technology for application in the field of mechanical circulatory support.”; - Thoratec Corporation, May 10, 2011, Press Release

: "Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) has entered into a technological collaboration with WiTricity Corporation concerning the practical application of automotive wireless charging systems and the promotion of their widespread use. TMC plans to participate in a WiTricity capital increase."; - Toyota Motor Company, April 27, 2011, Press Release

: "Delphi Automotive has equipped an electric vehicle with its Delphi Wireless Charging System, a highly efficient wireless energy transfer system featuring technology developed by WiTricity Corporation.”; - Delphi Automotive, April 13, 2011, Press Release