Currently under development in Cambridge, England, a Wall-E unit will send 240V mains power safely and efficiently through several centimetres of wall, ceiling or window. No drilling, draughts, or dangling cables.
“It seemed so obvious when I saw it. We already have wireless chargers, so why haven't we generalised?”
“I really want to see this product come to market - the doorway is for my family, not my extension leads.”
“It's risky leaving the windows open, but I do it so I can have the christmas lights on. This should really be a game-changer.”
Need to send electricity a short distance through something (non-metal)? Wall-E is probably good for that. If you can think of novel ways that you'd like to use a Wall-E, please get in touch!
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We're taking safety very seriously. When your tech is pumping mains power through an unknown material, you want to be sure it's all safe.
Electronic items all produce an "impedance signature". Wall-E units can detect the signature of whatever they're coupled (sending power) to.
If a Wall-E unit couples to anything other than (or as well as) another unit, it won't transmit any power.
We have a built-in thermal regulation unit, that will modulate the power or shut down the unit if it detects to much heat, or a fault.