This invention describes a device that can receive power wirelessly. It uses a special receiver with an enclosure made of a metamaterial to capture terahertz electromagnetic waves, store them, and turn them into electricity. Before getting power, the device registers with a transmitter, which checks its identity using a blockchain system, and one claim also mentions a superconducting antenna.
Why it matters: Terahertz technology has seen significant advancements in component efficiency and power handling since 2020, potentially making this form of wireless energy transfer more viable. Concurrently, metamaterial fabrication and blockchain integration for IoT authentication have matured, addressing key challenges.
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