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IEEE Wireless Power Transfer Project
- promote WPT initiatives among young researchers and scientific communities around the world
- marketing WPT to the general public, focusing on promoting different workshops collocated with major conferences
- i ncrease IEEE visibility in breakthrough technologies
- develop educational services -> PhD short course on WPT
- start cooperation with other non-IEEE entities
- expand and engage community worldwide
- engage industry with a think tank promoting free discussion among these topics
- collaborate with other teams in this topic, including URSI, ITU and others
Current Activities
Industry Wireless Power Alliance | Existing standard | Conference| ITY frequency allocation
Importance to Industry and IEEE
Increase awareness of Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) as a key area for future systems with a strong leadership of IEEE technical community in this area.
Societies, Councils, and other involvement Already Engaged
Microwaves Theory and Techniques •Power Electronics •Antenna and Propagation •Solid State Circuits •Circuits and Systems •CRFID •Electromagnetic Compatibility •IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Transportation Electrification Community
Potential interest due to their activities
•Aerospace and Electronic Systems •Consumer Electronics •Vehicular Technology Society •Communications Society •Power & Energy Society Industrial Electronics