American startup will be engaged in the implementation of powerful wireless chargers

Seattle-based startup WiBotic, which is developing a wireless charging system for drones, robots and other devices, has received FCC approval to supply the equipment, 3dnews writes.

It should be noted that the startup received FCC approval for the first time for a system that provides up to 300W of wireless power for devices equipped with large batteries.

“FCC approval is an achievement not only for our team, but also for our customers and the industry,” said WiBotic CEO Ben Waters. – Previously, only low power chargers for cell phones and small electronic devices or chargers for high power electric vehicles were approved for general use. WiBotic is now providing a solution to enable the entire automation industry to take advantage of the wireless revolution”.