On 6/9/07, Herbert Graf <mailinglist3@farcite.net> wrote:
> Absolutely, it's a pretty neat spin on the idea. Off hand, as is usual
> when "new" stuff appears I can't really see any obviously "amazing"
> applications, but I'm certain as they refine their technique this sort
> of thing will be used in the most incredible ways.
>

Eg: wireless charger for your cell phone battery. I remember
there is already one company which provides this kind of product but
it needs some design change on the part of the device.

For low power inductive power transfer, it is already a reality. For
example, we use contactless card for Bus/Train here in Singapore
and I believe they use inductive power transfer.

But the MIT team has reached a new milestone.
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