[CAPITAL INFLUX]RAW INTERCEPT / an-unnamed-small-business-has-received-an-nsf-sbir-phase-ii-award-to-scale-a-patented-2-kw-capacitive-wireless-charging-system-for-industrial-mobile-robots-into-production-grade-hardware-creating-near-term-demand-for-high-frequency-power-electronics-thermal-management-and-emc-vendors
An unnamed small business has received an NSF SBIR Phase II award to scale a patented 2 kW capacitive wireless charging system for industrial mobile robots into production-grade hardware, creating near-term demand for high-frequency power electronics, thermal management, and EMC vendors.
An NSF SBIR Phase II award places non-dilutive capital with a small business that must now convert a patented capacitive wireless charging proof-of-concept into pilot-ready hardware, requiring manufacturing, high-frequency power electronics, thermal management, and EMC capabilities it does not itself hold.
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7 days ago
INTERCEPT READOUT
This Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II project will advance a patented capacitive wireless charging system from a successful proof-of-concept into a pilot-ready commercial technology for industrial mobile robots.
- TARGET STATE
- Grant-funded small business holding a patent and a completed proof-of-concept; entering a build-out phase where it must deliver 2 kW+ hardware at >=90% DC-DC efficiency without evidence of in-house high-volume manufacturing, EMC certification, or thermal-engineering capacity.
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