Global industries face increasing pressure to automate and reduce operational overhead amidst rising labor costs and supply chain complexities. This technology directly addresses these challenges by enabling seamless, cable-free power delivery for AGVs, robots, and IoT ecosystems. It supports the transition to fully autonomous operations, enhances energy efficiency, and improves system reliability, aligning with global sustainability and smart infrastructure initiatives.
Reduces initial investment and maintenance costs by up to 30% by minimizing component count and circuit complexity through multi-mode resonance at a single frequency.
Boosts power transfer efficiency by 20% by selecting optimal resonant modes, minimizing power loss and maximizing energy efficiency to reduce operational costs.
Offers flexible support for multiple receiving devices with different mode frequencies using a single power transmitter, enhancing system versatility for diverse applications.
This patent protects a wireless power transfer system that uses multiple power transmission coils with the same resonant frequency to generate various oscillation modes, allowing a high-frequency power source to select an optimal mode for efficient power supply. The claims are robust, having successfully overcome a rejection notice, indicating a stable and defensible scope.
The patent primarily focuses on multi-mode resonance for power transfer. Adjacent areas not explicitly covered could include advanced power management ICs for receiving devices, energy harvesting from ambient RF, or integration with smart grid systems for dynamic power allocation.
Assuming annual personnel costs for AGV/robot battery exchange and charging station setup (1 operator at ~$35K/year (AI est.)), cable wiring and maintenance costs (~$50K/year (AI est.)), and power loss (~$50K/year (AI est.)), totaling ~$135K/year (AI est.). This technology could potentially reduce these costs by approximately 100%.
X: Cost Efficiency
Y: Powering Flexibility