This invention describes a system that wirelessly receives power and then uses a buffer battery to charge a main battery in a controlled way, aiming to provide a steady power supply. The receiver is built into a housing designed to hold another electronic device, such as a charging dock or case.
Why it matters: In 2010, efficient wireless power components were nascent and expensive. Today, standardized, low-cost wireless charging modules and advanced battery management systems make building this system far more practical and cost-effective.
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