Long-range wireless power for sensors in factories, buildings and medical implants.
🇯🇵 Tokyo, Japan · Founded 2020 · 51–200 people
Aeterlink Corp. is a Tokyo startup that develops microwave wireless power transfer technology. It was founded in August 2020 and grew out of Stanford University research on powering medical implants. Its systems send power over the 920MHz band to sensors that need no cables or batteries, at a range of up to 17 metres. The company works in three areas: factory automation, building management and medical implants. It also has offices in Indianapolis and Bangkok.
The careers page lists engineer, business development and corporate roles. The site offers early access to its evaluation kit and air-conditioning control solution.
Wireless power system that runs sensors in buildings without cables or batteries.
Who it's for: Offices, retail stores, logistics warehouses, commercial facilities and factories
Cable-free, battery-free sensors and switches for production lines.
Who it's for: Manufacturers
Modular 920MHz kit for testing wireless power with sensors and IoT devices.
Who it's for: Engineers and device makers
Manufacturers that use sensors on production lines, and owners and operators of office buildings, retail stores, logistics warehouses and commercial facilities.
