A deep-tech startup originating from Stanford University, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
Founded to bring to life the wireless power transfer technology developed through research on the miniaturization of cardiac pacemaker—pursued under the theme of “treating diseases that cannot be cured with medicine through implantable medical devices.”
The company has raised a total of approximately 45 million USD in funding.
Pioneering the world’s first practical implementation of the spatial wireless power transfer solution “AirPlug™,” the company is expanding its business across Factory Automation (FA), Building Management (BM), and Medical Implant domains.
In the FA domain, countless sensors are installed along production lines, all powered by cables—making line stoppages due to cable disconnection a major challenge. Through the deployment of fully wireless sensors (already in mass production), the company aims to fundamentally eliminate this issue.
In the BM domain, the company creates new value through environmental data sensing within facilities. Its temperature and humidity sensor–based automatic air/conditioning control solution (mass-produced) helps reduce electricity costs and improve comfort.
With the vision of realizing a “Wiring-free digital world,” the company continues to expand its business globally.