iTWire Monday, 05 April 2021 00:50 5G wireless energy can be harvested to power IoT devices Shares Scientists from Georgia Tech have found a way to reliably harvest the energy from 5G at 28Ghz, overcoming antenna problems that previously required such solutions to be within line of sight of a tower. The wireless power grid that can power your car, phone, connected appliances and more is still the stuff of science fiction, and despite advances from Ossia, Energous, Xiaomi and Motorola, there's still no wireless power systems available to power your devices in the same way that Wi-Fi delivers the Internet to your smartphone, tablet, computer and other technologies.