Powermat's charging technology not taking off
While it is being used in phones, cars and cafes, widespread adoption remains elusive
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Jerusalem
WHEN he started Powermat Technologies Inc in 2006, Ran Poliakine envisioned a cordless future where millions of consumers would watch television, charge their phones and power up their kids' toys without plugging into a wall socket.
A decade on, Mr Poliakine's vision remains a long way off. While Powermat's charging technology is increasingly being used in phones, cars and Starbucks cafes, widespread adoption remains elusive.
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