Earlier this month 5/2012, two leading companies in wireless technology, Samsung and Qualcomm Incorporated have with other technology companies formed the Wireless Power Alliance (Alliance for Wireless Power - A4WP).

The team at the Institute of Technology Massacussetts (USA) has made a 60 watt bulb shines with power levels from a distance of 2 meters

Organization is run independently, promote the global standardization of wireless power transmission technology, offering the freedom of space. This organization will develop product testing, the certification process and compliance management agencies and to encourage dialogue with industry managers on policy development of wireless electricity. Union towards a broad base of consumer electronics devices to establish an ecosystem of wireless electricity technology worldwide.

A4WP will focus on wireless power transmission technology provides the freedom of space to recharge electronic devices in cars, on the table and charge multiple devices simultaneously. The benefits of wireless power approach includes: a transmitting and receiving antenna design can be implemented easily, a control system simple wireless power, and power transfer capability over the surface non-metallic surface. A4WP desire to reach this capability without the need of the roll forward more expensive, is often required for other systems. A unique feature is envisioned that will solve the charging multiple devices simultaneously, from the products very low power consumption such as Bluetooth headsets to the most intelligent computer table today.

 A4WP declared open to welcome new members and the participation of the home sales across the segment of the potential ecological systems, including: handset, consumer electronics, semiconductors, automatic machines, furniture, equipment testing, mobile operators and retailers.
 The coalition members discussed the chance to join in the event opened on 05.08.2012, held at the Convention Center Ernest N. Morial, the state of New Orleans, USA, during CTIA Wireless 2012. Together alliance with Qualcomm and Samsung have: Ever Win International, Gill Industries, Peiker Acustic, Powermat and SK Telecom Technologies.
"Qualcomm is pleased to be involved in this initiative to establish a standard for wireless power. Qualcomm's WiPower ™ technology ideally suitable for A4WP forum. As an industry leader in bringing technology solutions feasible, Qualcomm is contributing to the definition of consumer electronics experience the new generation, "said Derek Aberle, Deputy CEO and Chairman of the Group Qualcomm said. "In the future, we hope to welcome many companies and organizations towards establishing best standards for wireless electricity."

 Director of Marketing & Business Peiker Acustic, Reinhard Kromer-von Baerle, commented: "As the leading provider of mobile communications technology in the field of automatic machines, Peiker found that the needs of OEM customer base wide. To make the consolidation more convenient as possible for end users, a rechargeable solution adaptability is essential for full range of our wireless, encompassing all the features most means and the antenna. Process standardization is recognized by A4WP is an important step to ensure the support for devices present and future, and set the wireless ecosystem is charged. "

Along this perspective, senior vice president Center for Development Research & Technology Network of SK Telecom, Mr. Kang Jong ryeol declared: "We believe that wireless charging technology is the most common method to load power for mobile devices in the near future. A4WP, with a clear roadmap towards the implementation, the path for the future. "

According to analyst firm IMS Research, by 2015 is expected to more than 100 million mobile wireless devices are used goods.
 

                         Wireless charger is mounted on the instrument cluster central control of Audi cars

Despite many promises for future development, but development path from concept to popular it became common around the globe is a long road is not flat. Jason dePreaux, research manager at IMS Research, commented: "Power wireless has the potential to increase convenience and improve the user experience in consumer devices like mobile phones unleashed by the charging process. To these benefits are recognized, the infrastructure of wireless power must be implemented to enable wireless charging points at homes, offices, or while traveling without having to worry about compatibility like. The industry coalition will hold a pivotal role in the development of this infrastructure. "
The Alliance partners are committed to support the standardization of wireless charging technology, to bring about freedom of space, devoted to the ecosystem, and explore the diverse service capabilities. In addition, members will also work on the following areas: Establish and promulgate specification Collaboration on an ecosystem wireless charging solution; In cooperation with existing organizations in the industry ; The new members in all sectors.
The researchers believe that within a few years, laptops, cell phones and other wireless products will be charged this way. Currently, the research center is to reduce power consumption during charging