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If you can imagine a massive, horrifying beast with some 6
million miles of tentacles that costs up to $33 billion to feed and
$5 trillion to replace, then you can imagine the U.S. electricity
grid. But it’s a beast that can possibly be vanquished, finally.
How? Magnetic induction and resonant coupling. Imagine a future
where you can charge your electric vehicles while in motion using a
charging mechanism built into the road on which it drives. Where
the electrical grid is no longer reliant on power lines, utility
poles, or expensive transformers…
million miles of tentacles that costs up to $33 billion to feed and
$5 trillion to replace, then you can imagine the U.S. electricity
grid. But it’s a beast that can possibly be vanquished, finally.
How? Magnetic induction and resonant coupling. Imagine a future
where you can charge your electric vehicles while in motion using a
charging mechanism built into the road on which it drives. Where
the electrical grid is no longer reliant on power lines, utility
poles, or expensive transformers…
If you can imagine a massive, horrifying beast with some 6
million miles of tentacles that costs up to $33 billion to feed and
$5 trillion to replace, then you can imagine the U.S. electricity
grid. But it’s a beast that can possibly be vanquished, finally.
How? Magnetic induction and resonant coupling. Imagine a future
where you can charge your electric vehicles while in motion using a
charging mechanism built into the road on which it drives. Where
the electrical grid is no longer reliant on power lines, utility
poles, or expensive transformers…
million miles of tentacles that costs up to $33 billion to feed and
$5 trillion to replace, then you can imagine the U.S. electricity
grid. But it’s a beast that can possibly be vanquished, finally.
How? Magnetic induction and resonant coupling. Imagine a future
where you can charge your electric vehicles while in motion using a
charging mechanism built into the road on which it drives. Where
the electrical grid is no longer reliant on power lines, utility
poles, or expensive transformers…