Sunday 1 December 2013

Wireless Charging for Portable Medical Devices.

Wireless power technology can also be used in portal medical devices at hospitals and clinics. 

Some examples where wireless power systems could be implemented are: rolling equipment such as diagnostic and monitoring instrumentation, computer carts, drug-delivery carts, gurneys; surgical power tools, handheld diagnostic instruments, infusion pumps …

All these devices need electricity or have a battery that need to be charged in a socket.  
These tools and devices would be designated to be hermetically sealed by eliminating the need of cables, plugs or batteries. That way they could overcome many problems.
Such devices would be easier to sterilize and less prone to failures. They could contribute to improve safety at operating or patient care rooms as well as nurse’s stations and also make it easier to adapt to the needs of constantly changing staff and patients.




Thus, highly resonant wireless power transfer has the ability to enable a wide array of medical devices by powering or recharging them safely, efficiently, and over distance. I personally think that companies should invest more money on research and trials in this wireless power application, it could totally change the medical industry!


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