Wi-Charge
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What does Wi-Charge do?
Wi-Charge provides long-range wireless power transmission through infrared light, enabling devices to charge automatically over a distance without cables or charging pads. Their patented AirCord™ technology and transmitter platform are licensed to OEMs across industries, powering smart home devices, commercial displays, IoT sensors, and future consumer electronics. The company's technology is commercially available, with products like the Encode Wireless Power Kit shipping to consumers and deplo…
What is Wi-Charge's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Wi-Charge's effective valuation at $82.0M (range $50.0M to $120.0M, 17% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Wi-Charge raised?
Wi-Charge has raised a total of $20M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series C.
Where is Wi-Charge headquartered?
Wi-Charge is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel.
When was Wi-Charge founded?
Wi-Charge was founded in 2010.
What industry does Wi-Charge operate in?
Wi-Charge operates in Wireless Power, IoT, Consumer Electronics, Commercial Electronics, Infrared Technology, Energy Harvesting.
How many employees does Wi-Charge have?
Wi-Charge has approximately 50 people on record.
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