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Is It Possible to Transmit Long-Range Electricity without Cables or Fuel? This Is the Surprising Milestone Achieved in the US
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DARPA has achieved a record long-distance energy transmission without the need for cables. American researchers have successfully managed to transmit electricity more than 8 kilometers away, thus achieving an unprecedented record of optical energy transmission. Its possible applications in the future are really interesting.We live in a world where technological advances take place at leaps and bounds and where electrification and emission reduct…
Using a laser, DARPA researchers have successfully transmitted 800 watts of electricity over 8 kilometers away, setting a new record for optical power transmission.With technology developed by DARPA researchers, it may be possible to efficiently transmit electricity using lasers, even from orbiting satellites!American researchers at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) have recently achieved a new record for optical power transm…
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