Aglaya to Release Wireless Electricity Transmission for Defence and Intelligence Deployment at Indian DefExpo
Aglaya, an Indian Defence Company's Research and Development unit has made a breakthrough in delivering electricity, "Over the Air", dubbed, WET (Wireless Electricity Transmission). This technology promises to charge devices with power requirements of devices between the range of 3 -12 Volts under any weather conditions.
New Delhi ,India, April 25, 2016 (Newswire.com) - Aglaya, an Indian Defence Company's Research and Development unit has made a breakthrough in delivering electricity, "Over the Air", dubbed, WET (Wireless Electricity Transmission). This technology promises to charge devices with power requirements of devices between the range of 3 -12 Volts under any weather conditions.
WET transmits electricity over large distances with lab tests confirming range of 5 Kms without wires to charge devices connected to a receiving station. This station converts incoming signals to to electricity and passes this current to a USB output, enabling of Commercial devices such as Car Batteries, High Gain Satellite and communication devices/phones, Military strength power banks and Mobile devices such as iDevices and Android Devices.
Wireless Electricity Transmission for Defence and Intelligence Deployment
Akhilesh Kumar , Technical Contact
WET has been in testing for the last three years and is deemed safe to Humans, Plants and/or Foods items in the transmission or receiving area. Post extensive trials, this technology is now being released to the Military and defence market in India.
Dr. Ankur Srivastava (hc), founder of Aglaya, outlined the many use cases for a technology which enables charging of a device over a large distance such as a Car or a communication device without connecting to a wall socket. For e.g. a Hybrid car or a Communication device can be operated indefinitely since electricity is transmitted wirelessly for unhampered solution in any weather. This enables a Hybrid Vehicle to operate within or outside borders without depending on traditional fossil fuel sources in battle or rescue operations.
Wireless charging device have been in the public limelight for a quite a few years, but this breakthrough enables charging of Military Style devices and commercial devices such as Mobile Phones and Tablets without restrictions such as that of placing them on a special mat or wires. WET works on any USB input device which are available on all commercial portable devices.
Aglaya is currently looking for outside funding to create a City Wide WET station that can power devices remotely for Military, Law Enforcement and for critical infrastructure as a Tactical and fixed structures. Tactical structures enable safe electrical grid support after a natural disaster or facilitate quick setup of electrical infrastructure in rural areas.
Mr. Rajeev Kumar, Senior VP of Embedded Systems at Aglaya is quite excited at the future possibilities of such a technology as it can change the way we defend our borders and protect ourselves against natural calamities. He commented that the receiving station is 5 inches wide and about 3 centimetres in thickness which enables deployment in embedded devices without changing a large part of the design schema.
About Aglaya
Aglaya, based in New Delhi, India, is an ISO 9001:2008 and 27001:2013 Certified company that develops, markets, sells and support hi-tech products, services and platforms. Founded in 2001, Aglaya R&D innovation resulted in several technologies intended specially for the Defence, Intelligence and Law Enforcement audience. Aglaya focuses on brining Critical Information gathering, analyzation and visualisation to customer focus with state-of-the-art cyber intelligence platforms and tools. Our C4I offerings with expanded Cyber and Forensics capabilities present the new age of security and attack tools against national level threats.
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