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Ultrasound Wireless Powering (UWP)Ultrasound PowerTM Delivery (UPD) is a revolutionary technique for wireless charging of batteries, or powering a device remotely in real time. Piezo Energy Technologies, a subsidiary of UltraPower, Inc. is focusing on UltraSound electrical recharging of medical implants (USer). Ultrasound PowerTM can be delivered to wirelessly charge batteries and capacitors located in remote, hard to access locations, where existing electromagnetic methods are ineffective.
Wirelessly Transfer Data & Energy Bidirectionally.
UWP – An UltraPower Technology
Our technology integrates ultrasound energy and piezoelectric materials to recharge batteries and/or deliver power remotely. UWP was developed by UltraPower, Inc. and its subsidiary, Piezo Energy Technologies, LLC. (PET), the first companies to recharge batteries remotely using ultrasound.
The Technology
Batteries are frequently embedded within a dense micro-component package, or electrically-conducting media, where electromagnetic wireless powering is either limited or impossible. UPD uses a pitch-catch technique to wirelessly transmit power through various materials, dramatically expanding the design potential for devices powered via wireless charging.
Industrial Needs Include:
Consumer Digital Electronics
Safer and more efficient wireless charging for wearables, phones, tablets, and more.
Digital Instruments in Healthcare Environments
Oil, Gas, & Chemicals
Automobiles & Appliance
Data Transfer
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Differentiation from Existing
Electromagnetic Rechargeable Systems
Same production costs as existing technologies
Smaller charging module with higher current charging possible
Publications
Demonstration of Healthcare-Specific Li-Ion Battery Charging Using Ultrasound Power Delivery
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About UltraPower
Ultrapower, Inc. was formed in 2018 to further the use of ultrasound power delivery in non-medical applications. Because the technology is very similar to that used for medical applications, Piezo Energy Technologies was added as a wholly owned subsidiary in 2019. Both companies now use ultrasound-based techniques to empower innovators to develop superior offering for their customers.