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- Il Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) è un consorzio internazionale di tecnologia formatosi il 17 dicembre 2008 con sede a Piscataway in New Jersey, negli Stati Uniti.Ha come scopo di creare e promuovere l'adozione nel mercato della sua interfaccia standard Qi, il Cordless Kitchen ed il Medium Power per la .É un consorzio di aziende europee, asiatiche e americane che lavorano insieme per la standardizzazione globale delle tecnologie di ricarica senza fili. È membro dell'Istituto europeo per le norme di telecomunicazione (ETSI). (it)
- The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) is a multinational technology consortium formed on December 17, 2008, and based in Piscataway, New Jersey. Its mission is to create and promote wide market adoption of its interface standards Qi, Ki Cordless Kitchen, and Qi Medium Power for inductive charging. It is an open membership of Asian, European, and American companies, working toward the global standardization of wireless charging technology. The Wireless Power Consortium was started by Fulton Innovation, a 100% subsidiary of Alticor, parent company of Amway. The original motivation was to power a portable water purifier, sold by Amway, called eSpring, for which the wireless power transfer technology called eCoupled was created. On Nov 26, 2008 Fulton Innovation released "The Base Spec: Low Power Specification Guide for Partnered Product Development, Revision 0.9". Buoyed by the acquired intellectual property of a bankrupt University of Cambridge spin-out called Splashpower, in an attempt to replicate the success story of the Wi-Fi Alliance formed in 1999, Fulton Innovation founded the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) in Dec 2008. In the process they partnered with seven others: ConvenientPower, Logitech, Philips, Sanyo, Shenzen Sang Fei Communications, National Semiconductor (now Texas Instruments), and Texas Instruments. In Aug 2009 they published the now well-known Qi standard, version 0.95. A month later they released version 1.0. By then WPC already had 55+ members. By 2012 Amway was looking for a buyer for its entire patent portfolio concerning wireless power transfer. This despite creating a lot of buzz at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, with demos even for electric vehicle (EV) charging. Things clearly changed when in September 2012 it became clear that Nokia was releasing the Lumia 920 smartphone with built-in Qi charging. Philips has by now acquired most of the Qi patent portfolio from Access Business Group. Royalties are therefore now being collected by Philips, but the key patent underlying the Qi standard is still assigned to Access Business Group, a 100% subsidiary of Alticor, which also fully owns Amway. As of 2019, the Wireless Power Consortium has over 600 individual companies, of which 25 are members of its board of management, also known as the "Steering Group". (en)
- Wireless Power Consortium är ett konsortium för utveckling av sladdlös laddning av batterier i bland annat mobiltelefoner. (sv)
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- Il Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) è un consorzio internazionale di tecnologia formatosi il 17 dicembre 2008 con sede a Piscataway in New Jersey, negli Stati Uniti.Ha come scopo di creare e promuovere l'adozione nel mercato della sua interfaccia standard Qi, il Cordless Kitchen ed il Medium Power per la .É un consorzio di aziende europee, asiatiche e americane che lavorano insieme per la standardizzazione globale delle tecnologie di ricarica senza fili. È membro dell'Istituto europeo per le norme di telecomunicazione (ETSI). (it)
- Wireless Power Consortium är ett konsortium för utveckling av sladdlös laddning av batterier i bland annat mobiltelefoner. (sv)
- The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) is a multinational technology consortium formed on December 17, 2008, and based in Piscataway, New Jersey. Its mission is to create and promote wide market adoption of its interface standards Qi, Ki Cordless Kitchen, and Qi Medium Power for inductive charging. It is an open membership of Asian, European, and American companies, working toward the global standardization of wireless charging technology. (en)
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