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Data from real operation in the model houses at KIT (left) are the basis for prognoses of loads of power, gas, and heat grids. (Photo: Markus Breig

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Superconducting coils for contactless power transmission A team pf scientists, led by Technical University of Munich (TUM) physicists Christoph Utschick and Prof. Rudolf Gross, has succeeded in making a coil with superconducting wires capable of transmitting power in the order of more than five kilowatts contactless and with only small losses The team involved in the project said that a wide range of conceivable applications included autonomous industrial robots, medical equipment, vehicles and even aircraft. Contactless power transmission has established itself as a k...

Superconducting coil transmits 5kW contactless A team led by Technical University of Munich (TUM) physicists Christoph Utschick and Prof. Rudolf Gross has succeeded in making a coil with superconducting wires capable of transmitting power on the order of more than five kilowatts contactless and with only small losses. Conceivable applications include autonomous industrial robots, medical equipment, vehicles and even aircraft. Contactless power transmission has already established itself as a key technology when it comes to charging small devices such as mobile telephones and electric toothbru...

Date Time Contactless high performance power transmission A team led by Technical University of Munich (TUM) physicists Christoph Utschick and Prof. Rudolf Gross has succeeded in making a coil with superconducting wires capable of transmitting power on the order of more than five kilowatts contactless and with only small losses. The wide range of conceivable applications include autonomous industrial robots, medical equipment, vehicles and even aircraft. Contactless power transmission has already established itself as a key technology when it comes to charging small devices such as mobile te...