Realizing various spatial data anytime, anywhere! Creating a wireless power supply space.
"AirPlug" is a product that enhances the value of building and air conditioning systems by managing temperature and humidity data that was previously unattainable, through wireless power supply and integrated air conditioning. It improves comfort while reducing air conditioning electricity costs and CO2 emissions, enabling the provision of optimal air conditioning solutions. Moreover, proposals are being advanced not only for offices but also across various industries such as manufacturing, retail, and fitness. 【Features】 ■ Energy saving ■ CO2 reduction ■ Resolution of temperature complaints ■ Unique energy-saving measures *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Concerns about energy conservation】 ■ Energy-saving in air conditioning is difficult ■ The optimal solution for GX is unclear ■ Balancing energy conservation and comfort is challenging *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Implementation Results (Excerpt)】 ■ Otemachi Building - Air conditioning heat source: Water-cooled - Electricity consumption reduction effect: Over 50% (summer) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is a Stanford University-based startup that realizes a "digital world" without wiring through wireless power transmission technology. Based on medical needs, we have developed "medical implant devices," including pacemakers. Our foundational technology enables these devices to operate wirelessly from outside the body to a depth of 20 cm, achieving practical levels of complete wireless power transmission with "AirPlug."
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