Wirelessgy
Prototype development company

3

Working demonstrators

~1

Bench range in metres

0

Independent measurements

2,500

Available units

Reserve prototype $500.00

2,500 reservation slots - limited availability

Registered legal entities only. Company name, PIB and MBR are required at checkout. Consumers cannot reserve a unit.

Engineering status

Built and demonstrated. Not yet independently measured.

Built by a founder with an M.Sc. in electrical and computer engineering. The prototype couples a transmitter and a receiver through an oscillating electric field between conductive surfaces, so there is no coil pair and nothing to align. Bench observations indicate power transfer at roughly one metre. These are founder-observed results on hand-built hardware, presented as indicative only, pending independent measurement.

Demonstrated on video

Three functional demonstrators: a bench transmitter and receiver pair, a cordless LED lamp, and a USB charging puck. Named in the United Inventors Association UIA Inspire Top 24 of 2024 - recognition of the concept, not a technical measurement.

Non-magnetic coupling

Operates without induction coils, magnetic coupling, or directed energy beams.

Not independently verified

Efficiency, range and field-exposure figures have not been replicated or measured to a published protocol by any third party.

Not certified

No FCC, CE or other certification. Informal checks with consumer devices in and around the field showed no observable disruption, but formal EMC and human-exposure measurement has not been carried out.

Why say it this way

Open to scrutiny

A one-person hardware project with a working prototype and no independent measurements. What it needs next is a laboratory willing to measure it and an engineer willing to sign the result. The reservation batch is open to companies who want a unit on their own bench while that work is done.

Coupling

What is claimed

Power transfer at roughly one metre, observed on the bench, with no alignment and improved behaviour in water.

Construction

What is not claimed

No efficiency, range or exposure figure has been measured to a protocol, and no certification exists.

Why say so openly

Stating the limits

An unmeasured claim is worth nothing to a serious laboratory or industrial buyer. The buying company acknowledges the experimental nature of the device and accepts the usage risk on its own account.

Open to measurement

Reserve early and participate

Secure your company a place in the FIFO batch (2,500). Reservations are open to registered legal entities only - company name, PIB and MBR are required.

Reserve prototype $500.00

2,500 limited prototype slots. Registered legal entities only. Reservation does not guarantee immediate delivery.

Validation roadmap

What has been demonstrated, and what comes next

The first three items have been built and recorded. The remaining three have not been carried out. A published third-party test report is the asset this project needs next, and the reservation batch is what funds it.

Prototype testing

Done - bench transfer

A transmitter and receiver pair moving power across open space at roughly one metre, recorded on video. Founder-observed, not measured to a protocol.

Engineering evaluation

Partly - informal checks only

Consumer devices placed in and around the field showed no observable disruption. That is a smoke test, not a measurement. Formal pre-compliance against FCC Part 18 and IEC 62311 remains outstanding.

Experimental safety demonstration

Not done - instrumented bench test

Calibrated power in and out, with an efficiency-versus-distance curve and error bars, repeated across builds.

Underwater prototype testing

Done - submerged transfer

Power moved between two sealed electrodes in a water bath - the case induction cannot serve. Recorded, not quantified.

Cross material testing

Done - two receivers, one transmitter

A cordless LED lamp and a USB charging puck running together anywhere on the same plastic surface, with no alignment and no touchable metal.

Different protypes

Not done - independent replication

A university electrical engineering department or accredited test house rebuilding and re-measuring to the same protocol.

Reserve prototype $500.00

2,500 limited prototype slots. Registered legal entities only. Reservation does not guarantee immediate delivery but ensures priority FIFO allocation.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Wireless prototype FAQ
  • Who is allowed to reserve a unit?

    Registered legal entities only. Reservations are accepted from companies, institutes, universities and other registered organisations acting in the course of their business or research activity. Company name, tax identification number (PIB) and company registration number (MBR) are mandatory at checkout. Private individuals acting as consumers cannot reserve a unit. Orders that turn out to have been placed by a consumer are cancelled and refunded in full.

  • What does my reservation cover ($500.00)?

    The reservation secures your spot in the initial units prototype batch (2,500). It is non-refundable. And guarantees priority in First-In-First-Out (FIFO) allocation. Final delivery will only occur once the full batch is funded and legally allowed for shipment.

  • When will I pay the remaining balance?

    $2,000.00 remaining balance will only be requested once all reservations are collected (2,500), and regulatory approval or legal permission for shipment is confirmed, this ensures safety and compliance.

  • What exactly has been proven?

    Three demonstrators have been built and recorded on video: a bench transmitter and receiver pair, a cordless LED lamp, and a USB charging puck. Power transfer at roughly one metre has been observed on the bench by the founder. No third party has measured any of it.

  • Is it certified or safety tested?

    No. There is no FCC, CE or other certification. Formal EMC and human-exposure assessment against FCC Part 18 and IEC 62311 has not been carried out. Informal checks with consumer devices showed no observable disruption, but that is not a measurement, and until one exists no claim about safe operating power levels can be made. This is precisely why units are supplied only to registered organisations for their own testing, never to consumers.

  • What about the patent?

    There is no live application. A utility provisional was filed with the USPTO under 35 U.S.C. 111(b) but was not converted within the twelve-month window, so there is no priority date today. An unconverted provisional is never published, so the implementation has not entered the public record. Patentability and freedom-to-operate opinions come before any new filing.

  • What if delivery is delayed by legal restrictions?

    Delivery will only occur when legally permissible. By reserving, the buying company acknowledges that timing depends on independent measurement and regulatory clearance, not on an internal schedule.

Step one - done

Work process

This project follows a controlled, stepwise development cycle. Each phase focuses on research, validation, and refinement to ensure safe, experimental, and educational use of the prototype device.

Research phase

Initial research and theoretical modeling of wireless energy transmission principles, evaluating feasibility and safety considerations for the prototype.

Step two - done

Prototype design and discovery

Iterative design, testing, and discovery of optimal configurations. Early prototypes are built for laboratory evaluation, thermal stability, signal containment, and controlled energy output.

Discovery phase

Engineering iterations refine design parameters and evaluate environmental interactions to ensure conceptually safe experimental use.

Step three - pending

Validation - pending

Independent measurement, safety review and a repeatable build. Focus is on independent measurement, EMC pre-compliance and a repeatable reference design, alongside FIFO allocation of the reserved batch (2,500).

Prototype validation

All reservations are tracked, and independent measurement plus regulatory clearance are addressed before requesting the remaining payment and starting manufacturing.

  1. Research

    Exploring theoretical and experimental principles of long distance wireless energy transmission.

  2. Discovery

    Exploring methods, materials and energy-transfer behaviours on the bench.

  3. Prototype design

    Building initial test prototypes for experimental and educational use.

  4. Validation

    Independent laboratory measurement - not yet carried out.

  5. Batch planning

    Organizing reservations, First-In-First-Out allocation, and preparing for production-ready prototype manufacturing.

  6. Pre-production

    Completing EMC and human-exposure testing before the final balance payment is requested and any unit is delivered.