Global Scans · Wireless Power · Weekly Summary

• [New] Leading U.K. universities will gain access to a suite of powerful AI tools, 6G research platforms and training resources to bolster research and development on AI-native wireless networks. NVIDIA Blog
• In a move that could rewrite the future of wireless communication, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have unveiled a powerful optical AI chip designed to fuel the next generation of wireless tech: 6G. TechJuice
• Qi2 will become the industry standard in 2023, and introduce Magnetic Power Profile, where wireless charging pads connect to a phone in a way that ensures they deliver consistent power and are not easily dislodged. Digital Trends
• In Barcelona, an A0 - sized (57) ePaper display will be integrated into a totem featuring solar power, battery storage and wireless communication functions. AV Magazine
• Orbital energy platforms - Future solar stations in orbit could beam wireless power back to Earth, providing clean, continuous energy without atmospheric limitations. The Realist Juggernaut
• We should expect 2025 to be another year of vibrant changes and new services powered by new technology from AI to wireless broadband to private wireless to the beginnings of quantum computing and much more. RCR Wireless News
• Startup WiTricity hopes electric-vehicle makers will adopt its wireless charging technology, turning parking spots, loading docks and even roadways into power sources. CNet
• Wireless Power Beaming: With recent advancements in wireless power beaming, the U.S. has opportunities for new competitive advantages in joint force operations. NSTXL
• IDC expects the launch of more affordable smart rings by incumbent wearable brands during the upcoming festive season in the next few months. IDC: The premier global market intelligence company
• Integration with Smart Technologies: The integration of robo-advisors with smart technologies, such as voice assistants and wearable devices, will enhance user experience and convenience, making investing even more seamless. Stoic Pulse
• Attacks on data collected by digital medical devices and wearable devices (such as smartwatches) will increase in the coming years, posing additional threats to patient safety. Internationaal
• In the following years, insurers will collect data for their customers in real time using IoT devices like sensors and wearables. Astera
• In the realm of wearables, 2024 will see the launch of smartwatches and fitness trackers that offer more than just health monitoring. Medium
• The wearable medical device industry in the United States is expected to expand at a CAGR of 5% through 2034. FMIBlog
• The National University of Singapore has been demonstrating its experimental new wearable, and thanks to an AI helping hand and some creative use of existing technologies, it hopes to transform the experience of daily life with a visual impairment. Yahoo
• At SPIE, Wearable Devices will demonstrate various new input and control functionalities available through the Mudra Band, a neural wristband to control digital devices using touchless hand gestures. Stockhouse
• Experimental interfaces to the internet such as AR and VR glasses, lapel pins, and other wearable devices will be a feature of the year ahead. Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
• Apple is expected to deliver AI wearables that seamlessly integrate within their ecosystem, potentially alongside their XR Apple Vision Pro, creating a powerful and immersive experience. Startechup
• ONECOM plans to implement Structured Mini QWERTY technology beyond the FINTIN V1, extending it to handheld gaming controllers, XR devices, wearables like the Apple Watch, smart glasses, and smart TV remotes. InvestorsObserver
• Researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory developed a 5G testbed in a replicated military microgrid and found that the newest generation of wireless technology could support distributed controls and improve security and resilience of power systems. Executive Gov
• Unassigned workstations are available at no charge on a first-come, first-serve basis, and will include complimentary wireless internet access and power outlets (North American 120 V) with U.S. outlets. NATO

Last updated: 30 June 2025