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IronGrid

Safe wireless power delivery and allocation informed by device authority and condition.

Concept illustration of a table lamp, a small robot and a sensor beside luminous blue rings in a bright room.
A lamp, robot and sensor appear beside luminous rings in a shared space. Illustrative concept, not a deployed-product demonstration.

Power delivery needs a permission boundary.

A connected device may request energy even when its identity, permission or current condition calls for a different response. In shared wireless power environments, one device’s request can affect the allocation available to others.

Coordinate delivery, allocation and isolation.

IronGrid addresses whether a device is authorized to receive wireless power, how delivery can be allocated among eligible devices, and when a device should be isolated from that delivery. The public role is selective wireless power governance across connected devices.

Illustrative applications

  • Shared charging space

    Several authorized devices request wireless power in the same area. Allocation can reflect their permissions and current conditions.

  • Device condition changes

    A receiving device reports a condition that calls for review. Delivery to that device can be reconsidered without treating every nearby device alike.

  • Mixed autonomous equipment

    A fleet of mobile or stationary devices needs energy at different times. Power decisions can remain tied to each device’s authority and operating context.

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Development stage. WisdomLink™ is developing patent-pending design IP. These examples explain public purpose and possible contexts, without describing a deployed product.

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