Internet of Things all starts with wireless

While it seems “smart” everything is in full swing, the full realization of the Internet of Things is in essence still on standby mode. Homes are smarter than ever and virtual reality, augmented reality, personal drones and a dizzying array of wearables and medical devices flood the market, but there is still potential for more. The possibilities are endless, and much of the technology is already baked in, just waiting to be actualized. Currently, there are four primary technology categories for delivering wireless power: magnetic resonance, laser, ultrasound/ultrawave and radio frequency.Wireless, magnetic resonance must be near-to-touching the wired charger in order to work. Genuine wireless contenders provide power from a distance, with no strings, wires or cables attached.