I thought this may be of interest,
http://electronicdesign.com/article/power/Collaborators-Seek-Air-Power-For-Electric-Cars.aspx?nl=1
Charging up an electrical vehicle is no feat of techno wizardry. Plug it in,
wait a bit, and off you go, a no brainer at best. But how about charging up like
some mobile device users do: wirelessly. That would certainly make things easier
for the user..............................
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http://electronicdesign.com/article/power/Collaborators-Seek-Air-Power-For-Electric-Cars.aspx?nl=1
Charging up an electrical vehicle is no feat of techno wizardry. Plug it in,
wait a bit, and off you go, a no brainer at best. But how about charging up like
some mobile device users do: wirelessly. That would certainly make things easier
for the user..............................
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