If the charging idea doesn't sell they could sell it as wireless birth control.

I would totally use it :v

better take your pants

thats a genius idea

and I would rent the room right on top of yours for free electricity.

@@ChibiKeruchan I doubt the charging "beam" would pass through solid objects like walls and ceilings. 5W is hardly anything, but enough for wearables and other low power devices. For me I would put it on a smart light switch, it will be always powered without having to run more wires.

@@ChibiKeruchan You can't charge for free, you need to pair your devices so they can be tracked in the room.

@@Avantime regardless, should be easily avoidable by using a layer of reflective foil to reflect the wave. viola, the person above can't steal your electricity.

I don't think it would harm us if the charger are using radiowave or magnetic wave or both. If their using other than both of that, it might harm us in a long term. But I could be wrong in this.

It will only fry your brain!

Yes and it might give out radioactive chemicals waves

It Beamforms, so the system will directly target the phone.

true

why ? you have some sense of attraction or is this just some compassion used as a distraction to increase more traction to get a lot of comment reaction ? you got 7 'likes' right now, I hope that it gives you some satisfaction.

Not going to happen due to the radio strength required, it would not pass certification. Only low powered devices like wearables need apply for this tech.

@@Avantime not really, imagine terahertz range it could pack much more power while within the safety regulation

this is not going to happen any time soon, only a dumb ass would think every devices will be powered wirelessly. wireless power is very, very power inefficient. there are only low power consumption devices can be powered this way. those bigger, non-portable and/or high power consumption devices are not going to be powered/charged this way. for instance, game consoles are definitely not going to be powered this way, ps5 during gaming can consume about 200W... in order to power it, you will need a huge emitter tower in the middle of your room. also, in order to capture 200W you also need a huge receiver and not to mention a lot of the power conversion will be wasted in the form of heat, you will also have to deal with heating issues.

@@evertchin Lol nah I did not say "I think" it would happen. I just trying to state how cool it would be if that's what the future brings.

It’s not the same

@@Tony-ju4hl It is. Try it, you'll be amazed.

You try first.

@@gabrielmoro3d Pardon?

@@gabrielmoro3d if someone wants to cook their brain by sticking wires in their ears we probably should let them.

This technology exists for decades, never come to market (and never will) because you have 98% off energy lost (on the best scenario) thanks to the laws of physics, is simply a market stunt to impress idiots

Yep there are so many things not consuming much energy but need to be wired or batteried. I wouldn't worry about phones either.

The concept is here though. It's definitely gonna improve if they keep at it. You can't lie that it's cool

It's needs a fuck ton of development and testing , the amount of millimeter waves needed to charge a battery is huge...and that can easily cause cancer

The problem is HOW TO MAKE IT instead of HOW IT WORK,just like everyone know how nuclear bomb work if they graduate from high school but fewer countries can actually build it

There was square and rectangle at some point of humanity And they realized round is better

Why cancer?every hot object in this world have radiation,don’t use phone tv or eat food if u think 5w is enough to cancer.

@@Tony-ju4hl 5w is only the received power. The emitted power would be at least 500w if it's super effective. Probably closer to 800-1000w

No, millimeter waves are not even close to cause ionization.

@@Oblivion1407 sounds like ionization to me

@@DavidJJJ it is known that only UVC light that can break your DNA, which has higher frequency than visible light, which the visible light has higher frequency than the millimeter wave. If you can’t get cancer from visible light spectrum you can’t get cancer from millimeter waves.

Fried eggs, fried eggs, man! 😂

You can also get skin cancer by having contact with UV light from the Sun Stay at home.