In a recent Modern Materials Handling podcast, Resonant Link CTO Aaron Stein recounts his journey to creating 5x faster and highly-efficient wireless power for applications big to small, and the breakthrough technology behind it. He also unveils Resonant Link’s newest charger, a wireless lift truck charger to be released next year.

Resonant Link CTO Aaron Stein joins other Vermont technology leaders to discuss the challenges and opportunities they are facing. Listen to the full interview on Vermont Edition.

Resonant Link, developer of a transformational wireless charging technology for medical devices and electric automotive fleets, today announced it has raised a $9.3 million seed round, led by The Engine, the venture firm spun out of MIT that invests in early-stage Tough Tech companies

When Grayson Zulauf worked for a commercial electric vehicle company in 2013, he recalls being excited about the prospect of using wireless technologies to recharge EV fleets. But while he was earning his PhD in electronics at Stanford years later, Zulauf realized that wireless technologies were greatly needed in the medical industry

Army Futures Command announced today that it has selected four companies to participate in a cohort exploring lightweight power and energy solutions that soldiers can carry on foot, with minimal burden, for days.

The Shell GameChanger Accelerator™ Powered by NREL (GCxN), a multi-million dollar program developed in collaboration between Shell GameChanger and the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), has selected five startups to participate in the program’s fifth cohort.

Resonant Link is exploring the feasibility of a scalable, forward-deployable, and ultra-high-efficiency wireless charging system to support an all-electric flightline, including ground support equipment.

Their company, Resonant Link, is developing wireless charging technologies that may someday revolutionize how people power up cars, medical devices and even robots.