The Ossia® FastTrack Program is designed to expedite integrations of Cota® wireless power over air for commercial products and electronic devices. It’s now available for purchase. Prototype wireless ...

Shocker: The world is going wireless. We eliminated the wires that transmit sound. Pictures. Text. Data. Now, there’s only one major cable left to ditch: the power cord. That’s the dream, right? Your ...

The excitement of investing in a company that can reverse its fortunes is a big draw for some speculators, so even companies that have no revenue, no profit, and a record of falling short, can manage ...

Ossia has finally managed to win Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification for its Cota technology which can transmit power over-the-air that can be received by devices at a distance. That ...

Ossia is adding another established investor to its of group financial backers. The Redmond-based startup, which is developing wireless charging technology, announced today that Japan-based KDDI is ...

The dream of a truly cable-free future, with wireless power over distance supplied by a kind of power router, has generated a lot of excitement over the last few years, but its development has been ...

A number of companies have been working on over-the-air charging – the holy grail for electronic devices – for several years now. Just think about how cool it’d be to never again have to plug your ...

Ossia, the Seattle, Washington-based company developing products capable of transmitting and receiving electric power at a distance, today achieved a small but significant milestone in its years-long ...

The days of plugging in your smartphone every night are about to come to an end. Tech firm Ossia has developed a wireless charging system, named Cota, that can charge a phone cross-distance, drawing ...

Imagine power being sent wirelessly around a room, similar to the way a Wi-Fi signal is available to nearby devices. That’s what Ossia’s Cota wireless power platform promised us at CES—and it’s a ...

Wireless power. It’s less sci-fi sounding than it once was, thanks to induction charging like that based on the Qi standard, but that’s still a tech that essentially requires contact, if not ...

Ossia Inc, the Redmond-based company behind Cota Real Wireless Power technology has just been awarded certification for its technology so that it can now be used in the EU and UK. Cota Real Wireless ...