The Oak Ridge National Laboratory says wireless charging will be getting faster, but how far away and how fast could it ...

Recently, scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee conducted the first wireless power transfer to a Porsche Taycan, using a polyphase wireless charging system at 270 kW.

Depending on who you ask, wireless charging might just be the solution. Even if we can't quite expect every manhole or green lane to extend our range just yet, a team at Oak Ridge Laboratories ...

The white coats at Oak Ridge National Laboratories (ORNL ... Earlier this month, after parking a Hyundai Kona EV over a new wireless charger design, the scientists and engineers registered ...

96% efficiency in a 100kW wireless charging test. Tennessee-based Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the same lab at the forefront of atomic discoveries in the 1940s, and several other breakthroughs ...

This is a breakthrough achievement, and opens the door to fast and efficient wireless charging for passenger electric vehicles." The Oak Ridge National Laboratory claims that, on top of being one ...

That said, things could soon change dramatically because a modified Porsche Taycan that was lent by Volkswagen Group of America to the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL ...

It is a peaceful picture in sunshine of Wireless Ridge, where the last battle ended Argentine resistance. The picture -- painted by a British artist who lives in France, David McEwen --- is on ...

That might not be reality for long if the latest demonstration by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is anything to go by. Not only did the lab make a wireless EV charger smaller ...