HISTORY
2021 to today
We began with wired chargers, moved to wireless receivers, then transmitters and vehicle integration, and since 2025 into AI server power and robot charging.
2021
Founded
Incorporated in November, starting out developing wired fast and slow chargers and on-board vehicle components (OBC, LDC).
2022
Entry into public R&D
Five months after founding we were awarded the integrated-rectifier receive pad project, then joined a mobile wired/wireless automatic charging project. We developed a high-voltage wireless charging system.
2023
Demonstration and component reliability
We began micro-EV wireless charging demonstration and production performance evaluation of resonant capacitors, and introduced power modules, a power-bank charger and a V2G bidirectional charger.
2024
First project as lead institution
We ran the performance evaluation of power-bank conversion components as lead institution, joined a wireless power transfer infrastructure programme for large facilities, and developed a micro-EV wireless charger and a bidirectional OBC.
2025
Transmitters and AI power
We started the fast transmitter project and the vehicle interface project for wireless receive modules, and widened into AI server power modules. We signed a technology cooperation agreement with the University of Auckland and supplied distributed fast chargers to a domestic charge point operator.
2026
Robot charging and grid connection
A public project for a shared wireless charging station for outdoor mobile robots and a commercial AMR wireless charging contract began in the same year. We started a project to commercialise a combined wired and wireless charging platform and are developing a grid-tied PCS.
