Wired & Wireless Technologies Ltd. (WAWT)

Long-distance wireless power transmission (WPT) is no longer confined to the realm of theory. With recent advancements in optical, laser, microwave, and RF technologies, the concept of delivering power wirelessly across kilometers is fast becoming a reality. This technological leap holds transformative potential for defence, space, industrial, telecom, retail, and remote energy applications enabling power delivery where traditional wired infrastructure is either impractical or impossible. At Wired and Wireless Technologies (WAWT) , we continuously analyse these latest developments through our flagship research solution, the Wireless Power Intelligence Service, helping clients navigate the rapidly evolving wireless power ecosystem. To read more:  https://wawt.tech/2025/10/30/long-distance-wireless-power-transmission-breaking-the-barriers-of-distance-and-efficiency/

In today’s fast-evolving electronics landscape, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are facing increasing pressure to design products that are faster to market, more energy-efficient, and easily scalable. Traditional fixed-design power supplies, once the industry standard, often limit flexibility and increase engineering complexity when adapting to new requirements. To overcome these challenges, many OEMs are now adopting modular and configurable power systems an approach that is revolutionizing how power is delivered, managed, and scaled across multiple applications. At Wired and Wireless Technologies (WAWT) , our research into the power supply market highlights a clear shift toward modular architectures across industries such as medical, industrial automation, datacenters, and transportation. These solutions not only improve design flexibility but also enhance performance and reduce total cost of ownership, making them a preferred choice in today’s competitive market. To read mor...

Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) have become one of the fastest-growing application within industrial automation, reshaping workflows across logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, retail, automotive, and semiconductor production. As industries worldwide push toward greater efficiency, flexibility, increasing productivity, and operational resilience, AMRs are emerging as essential tools that reduce dependency on manual labour, optimise throughput, and support 24/7 operations. Based on WAWT’s latest comprehensive report on wireless power technology market, while the AGV/AMR market is expected to grow at a volume CAGR of around 25% in the next five years, the adoption of wireless power technology for such application are expected to grow at double the pace. This segment is also expect to see some new formats and designs of AGV/AMR in next few years. This application market is expected to see development and adoption of some cool innovative wireless charging solutions, which are well integr...

 The global DC-DC power supply market is entering a growth phase, driven by accelerating investments in AI data centers, the widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), and rapid advancements in industrial automation. Based on WAWT ’s latest comprehensive research on power supply market, the DC-DC market is expected to grow at a CAGR of more than 4.5%, with some application markets and regions growing much stronger than others. This surge reflects the growing need for high-efficiency, high-density, and thermally optimized DC-DC modules that can support increasingly complex, power-intensive systems. Data centers alone are expected to contribute of new DC-DC converter demand through 2030, propelled by AI workloads, 5G networks, and cloud computing. At the same time, the transition to 48V rack architectures and sophisticated Point-of-Load (POL) converters is reshaping the server power ecosystem. Meanwhile, the automotive sector is moving rapidly toward 800V EV platforms, generatin...

 As consumer electronics continue to shrink by design, become smarter, and integrate deeper into daily life, the need for compact, efficient, and seamless charging technologies has never been greater. The next major evolution in wireless power is the ‘Wireless Charging 2.0’ which is poised to reshape the future of small battery-powered devices. By 2026, WAWT expects NFC wireless charging to become one of the most important enablers for next-generation of wearables, hearables, and other smart battery-powered accessories. WAWT’s Wireless Power Intelligence Service tracks key advancements and market movements in wireless power market across technology types, be it inductive, resonant, NFC, RF, and infrared or others. Based on our ongoing close monitoring of chipset developments, OEM roadmaps, and ecosystem trends, NFC wireless charging is emerging as a breakthrough solution for low and ultra-low-power devices (<3W) where traditional charging methods fall short of expectations or c...