Solace Power
Solace Power develops wireless charging infrastructure using Resonant Capacitive coupling technology, enabling charging of mobile devices, drones, and military and industrial equipment without precise positioning. Unlike inductive charging, the technology provides spatial freedom and misalignment tolerance, allowing devices to charge within a broader field. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Mount Pearl, Canada,…
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Solace Power develops wireless charging infrastructure using Resonant Capacitive coupling technology, enabling charging of mobile devices, drones, and military and industrial equipment without precise positioning. Unlike inductive charging, the technology provides spatial freedom and misalignment tolerance, allowing devices to charge within a broader field. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Mount Pearl, Canada, Solace Power has raised approximately $19.8M in Series C funding from investors including Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency. The company's resonant capacitive coupling approach supports applications ranging from consumer electronics to defense systems, offering flexible wireless power delivery that adapts to various form factors and operating environments without the constraints of traditional charging pads.
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Electric Vehicles > Charging Solutions > Wireless Charging,
Energy Storage Tech > Charging > Devices > Wireless > RF Based,
Plug and Play Tech Center Batches > Mobility > Batch 6
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