Wireless Power Transmission is Here

Modern researchers try to bring to life the idea of a scientist who lived more than a hundred years ago. We are talking about Nikola Tesla. In 1891, the inventor developed the Tesla coil, a resonant transformer that transmits electricity without wires, but only over short distances.
Due to its limited capacity, it was not used. However, the scientist was not going to give up and created a project for a power plant that could cope with high-voltage wireless power transmission. Tesla tried to use it to transmit messages wirelessly over long distances. Unfortunately, the JP Morgan investor refused to provide additional funds for the tests, and, in 1906, the project was canceled and closed. Tesla’s dream was to place huge towers around the world that could transmit power wirelessly to any place, powering houses, enterprises, industrial facilities, and even giant electric ships in the ocean. Tesla died, unable to fully realize his idea of wireless electricity, but his followers continued the work of an outstanding scientist. In 1964, microwave electronics expert William C. Brown, first tested a helicopter model capable of receiving and using microwave beam energy as the direct current through an antenna array consisting of half-wave dipoles with highly efficient Schottky diodes.
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[@rock_ok]

all of these came from 1 person tesla. and he died alone because of competition. and now we just use it. i hope people would honor him, that he was the one who made everything possible today

[@davekolp4552]

It's been here since Tesla discovered it! The big corporations could not let it be because they did not figure out a way to charge money for it.

[@DMNNNAMR]

um actually we as humans have had this ability since ancient Egypt. the Giza pyramids were wireless electric power plants and people had pots made into batteries. this ended once the west todays america nuked Africa. this is how we have over here a over 2k year old nuclear facility in the US that's still technically active with fresh water running over the core. from this advanced era they still have a satellite in orbit called the black knight satellite. so is this new no yu are right. but when it was created not.

[@RichieWellock]

Its not as sinister as that , but signalling wireless could have some one trying to use the free power in direct line of sight. The coil kit for receiving it is large and is more expensive than a wire . But on single routes to a remote location its very effective. it has got some great fall backs as radiation in that area of line of sight, Pluss can stop cell phone use even tough on a different frequency. it is better on small distances and despite the video is very weather dependant just like pylons. The wetter the atmosphere the more power is required output to gain the same normal load. it can only send high freqency modulations like pylons and not dc power .

[@arthurgibbons7401]

@@RichieWellock : It interesting 🧐 that Data Communications are now using his Tower ideas to transmit information through the Earth!

[@evronetwork]

"discover"? no

[@russelbrown6275]

Tesla rediscovered what the Egyptians and other worldwide pyramids

[@chaorrottai]

the trick is that we do wireles power based on electromagnetic radiation propogating out from the transmitter as a radio bubble, tesla coils aren't transmitting power like that, they aren't using induction, they are using resonance coupling to turn the ground into the neutral and the air into the hot wire. a true tesla coild transmitter reciever setup uses electromagnetic to generate the voltage and accomplish resonance, but the actual power transfer from transmitter to reciever is supposed to utilise atmospheric capacitance and transfer power electrostatically instead of electromagnetically. it makes a big difference, electrostatic resonant charge transfer is orders of magnitude less leaky than emr based power transfer.

[@genehasenbuhler2594]

It's ALWAYS been here, your just now figuring out what the ancients knew long ago!

[@ravindrabhanage360]

Excellent, thanks for detailed video 🙏

[@geofferyromany4634]

No matter if this future tech is an application of tesla's devices, the concept came from him. He was a visionary. This is the future of electricity transmissions. Safety is paramount. More research needed on safety.

[@omarrkoroma5164]

No matter if this future tech is so an application of tesla's devices, the concept came from him. He was a visionary. This is the future of electricity transmissions. Safety is paramount. More research needed on safety.

[@TelecasterRon]

1/r²

[@robertcarlclayton7724]

The future of electric power is transmission less. Buildings will be there own solar collector. No need for transmission if done right. Power gen. companies are the biggest barrier to this.

[@geofferyromany4634]

@@robertcarlclayton7724 great fantasy but reality is that wireless transmission will be engineered to overcome most of the problems we anticipate today.

[@TelecasterRon]

@@robertcarlclayton7724 They had electric Busses in the 40's. No new. At 15% efficiency better figure how your gonna power any high current devices. It is pipe dream by illiterate ignorant people. Can you imagine the grid it would take to replace fossil fuels. Ridiculous. How about many solar panels you would need. Or the raw materials require for batteries. It is a joke. Go study engineering or math related. Stop the daydream. You be in a 3rd world country eating rice.

[@kvanckurt1343]

Great research, great video.

[@TheYuleTube]

"Short distances" apparently means "an entire town". He had functional electricity for his entire town off this technology.

[@leonsantamaria9845]

Master Nikola Tesla... dream is energy for all,....fee.... but...that...is only beautiful dreams..of....my Master... are... world is under the capital Sistem for decades...this old idea is no easier ..AC... don't travel like .... birds...in the air....in Long distance...and large amps... still Long way to go...to make happen....we still working..........🤔.....🫵👽

[@jamesSmith-im5jo]

Some of these responses remind me of the old adage that; “Some people have just enough knowledge to think they are right, but not enough to know when they’re wrong.”

[@universeisundernoobligatio3283]

Lots of those on this site, physics and electricity is hard for them.

[@vkaitakirwa]

Tesla worked for all humanity.Scientists today work for money. The more they can squeeze out of us the better.

[@LoporianIndustries]

Microwave Transmitters for Wireless Electricity. I have to ask. Isn't that a Cancer risk? My Dad got Brain Cancer working with Waveguide Technology.

[@scotty3114]

This process is NOT lossless! We would waste way more energy than we used. The second law of thermodynamics is in play and they are ignoring it.

[@effenbeezeetravel4474]

You are ridiculously exagerating , this is not perfect , but maintaneing wires and installing the costs a fortune and energy to intstall them and maybe this is superior in some situations , DUH ! ! and add all the red tape and crazy permiting before judging this ?

[@davestruder2325]

Beam me up then Scottie, by gum. Laws are useless anyhow. Like proven professional cannabinoid science, and yet you likely are clueless that you have an eCB system too . In dire need of attention . You support 5g laser weapons too huh. Melting skulls... a maybe invent a video game of skull melting 5g weapon assault on innocent people wanting medicine. Democrat agenda

[@MrCarlsonsLab]

The doorbell rings, ((( Ding -dong ))) Who is it? Hi, it's *Inverse square law* ... Shhh... Don't answer the door! :^)

[@jamilaad5387]

How much DANGEROUS is this?

[@braaitongs]

NT did not intend to send the power through the air but the earth. As it is a colossal reservoir of power. Also sending power using transverse electromagnetic waves will never really catch on. It is too lossy . Longitudinal dielectric rarefactions is what needs to be used.

[@arthurgibbons7401]

The idea was a circuit the earth is one leg the upper atmosphere is the other circuit that’s why antennas put in the air have a ground put into the earth!

[@geofferyromany4634]

I can see the adaption for the developing world. Power stations transmit to substations and then on individual poles to the 3 phase transformers. The only difference is that there are no wires running overhead nor underground. After an earthquake or hurricane or snowstorm or tsunami electricoty can be restored very quickly.

[@oscar_grado7]

pp 00

[@ignatiusdesouza6127]

What of living beings in the area think of the cancer rampent.think on it.

[@belldrop7365]

@@ignatiusdesouza6127 Probably thinking it isn't as bad as the cancer caused by 5g internet towers. You can always wear tinfoil hats to defend yourself from it.

[@boblatkey7160]

And then you woke up!

[@jimhamman2335]

don't forget beaming solar power down from space...

[@thornescapes7707]

"Has to convince people that radiation will not harm them." Far too many people think that all radiation is the same. This is common, but bizarre considering that visible light is also radiation.

[@lorriecarrel9962]

They just have a lack of understanding, society is full of that..

[@gmc7298]

i'd wager there is an effect from microwaves ... perhaps on a cellular level we're not aware of atm. data/stats collected over the next number of years will indicate xyz.

[@TelecasterRon]

Consider 5G frequencies. Radiation is use in industry all the time from drying plywoods, hardening metal to telecommunications. Yet the broadcasting of it is Dangerous at many frequencies they are using. Long term harm is not seriously considered when there is $$$$ involved. I have a klyston I wish you to stand in from of the wave guide at 5G frequency. Dare Ya.

[@schmarpsywinkleurnklabean659]

At what intensity? We are all radiated everyday at low intensities. Transmitting power wirelessly on a scale to serve residential/commercial needs would annihilate any creature in the transmission path.

[@thornescapes7707]

@@schmarpsywinkleurnklabean659 That's the point. Some radiation can definitely harm you. Other radiation can show you a funny movie. There's a lot in between as well, but it's far too complicated for KZbin comments. I have known far too many people who think that microwave ovens use ionizing radiation. Just painful.

[@Mikexception]

82% efficiency means we lost 18% of 30 kW = 5,4 kW. it means 60W bulb used about 4 days 24 hours or 24 days using 4 hours . How about living specie comes to such area? How will drivers fell sitting on big power coils emitting fields? What about induced currents in all metals? Just curious.

[@randyjohnson9772]

ANY FREQUENCY THAT INTERFERES WITH THE FREQUENCY OF CARBON LIFE FORMS ARE DESTRUCTIVE..EVEN THE NON IONIZATING TYPE

[@lukebogacik2793]

Like the Pyramids! Cool

[@gueropalma6649]

I'm so sick of cords all over my damn house I'm about to create the infrastructure myself.

[@hexagonmagnetics569]

Radio air pollution is a major problem!

[@MrRandyfive]

Japan has already submitted the patents 5 years ago

[@heesingsia4634]

brings back memories of command and conquer: red alert

[@anasqai]

What is the distance if shaped like that? It is like a cut wire and copper then wrapped(/cased) aluminium? If wifi to have that shape plugged in or antenna of extender replacing(modify) into that shape(because just like a rod)?

[@theg1309]

So sad how our government treated him. Just because Edison feared him

[@misterpizzaman3581]

Madness the radiation people get inside a normal EV, now imagine driving over coils ...

[@theevilben666]

I wonder if I can adapt this to work with a hub battery on a wheel. Passing electricity to the main battery through magnetic transferring

[@SaniyaSachinm]

Thanks I got New KZbin Channel from this Video to Learn More Knowledge.

[@ericliu5491]

This could be possible if the production of metamaterials becomes cheaper.

[@apollolee1313]

What a Utopia it could have been if greed didn't get in the way

[@starofdavid4484]

if it ain't broken don't fix it

[@haroldlamble5163]

Tesla should have statues everywhere he wants just a genius he was a kind man.

[@guyp3599]

The oil companies will never let this happen

[@samuelschneider9067]

4:30 that's pretty amazing when you think about it. Typical power lines lose between 2% to 6% in transmission and 4% in distribution.

[@TelecasterRon]

1/r²

[@diceman199]

I watched that bit and it's 60% efficient so it's losing 40% in just 1km

[@arthurgibbons7401]

@@diceman199 : What’s the loss from sun’s output till arrival at earth’s surface?

[@diceman199]

@@arthurgibbons7401 and what does that have to do with it exactly?

[@arthurgibbons7401]

@@diceman199 : I thought you knew everything? Are you the type claiming that Light is a particle? Yet it’s in the EMF spectrum? Just because one Scientist claims it’s a particle rather than say the light wave drives particles, like a wave 🌊 on a lake moving a floating object doesn’t make it so!

[@RustyOrange71]

Can't imagine how this might affect the weather :/ ?

[@MassageWithKlay]

yeah it's not like there is something called HARRP which uses a 3d Antenna Array to be able to instigate microwave energy in a certain spot heating up that area .. that would never cause any effect upon the weather :)

[@haroldlamble5163]

Looks like a sci-fi movie of lightning bolts flying everywhere.

[@robertheins1749]

Voor de tech men👍

[@wayneschenet5340]

Tesla’s idea of transmitting high power around the earth would not work. RF or microwave energy transmission of energy is very limited. Microwave transmission can send larger amounts of power in a directed beam. Wireless Power transmission to power millions of homes is unfeasible.

[@chrisa3961]

sounds like high voltage electrosmog (in an apartment I would not want that, but on the street as long as the driver is safe))

[@carlbrown5150]

Put a hotdog on a fork and stick it out the window! Dinner is served.!!🤣🤣🤣

[@carlbrown5150]

Microwave from space! The weapon potential is staggering.!!😂😂😂😉

[@aktisti]

droid control ship makes a little more sense now

[@arthurgibbons7401]

If human extermination is the objective then the cell phone towers will more likely be used, after all the population is already paying for the installation of them.

[@juanmanumanudice8848]

Just freedom charging your tesla car while driving in the savage mountains. That sound cool uh

[@hmdnhmdnlegion8174]

the most risky bisnez to have an electric transmitted in the air isnt it ?

[@techaniac]

The world celebrated June 5 this years too as World Environment Day. Experts warned against the rising pollution levels in the air, water, land, etc. But one invisible pollutant was sadly forgotten - Electrosmog. In the not so in the not-so distant future, life on earth will face the deadly adverse effects of electrosmog.

[@aaronknight1009]

WiTricity in the US is doing the same thing as Electreon

[@dwmcever]

My phone charges wirelessly....

[@LiveInOC]

It’s so inefficient to transfer electricity through air versus wire…

[@UmbrellaforensicIPTVsetopbox]

Give all funds

[@unclebenny9028]

We're all going to get 'emroids 🤣🤣🤣

[@garybender432]

That would be great we could have wireless executions.

[@HansZarkovPhD]

Thank you mister tesla

[@BlissLovePeace]

JP Morgan: "If we cannot put a meter on it, we are not financing it" ...hm ...

[@veroniquesoucy8807]

This is true, I saw Tesla energy small ball in a baseman of a building in Montreal/Québec, and it did provided for few houses energy until they (gouvernment) dysmental the structure in 2006... I wonder Y ? But it works!

[@barriewright2857]

God bless tesla a genius who didn't get his realisation or recognition for his work.

[@davidredfearn664]

What about people with pace makers? Is wireless electricity transfer safe for them?

[@XxtuckerdxX]

Infinitely charged batteries??

[@symphantic4552]

The war on insects continues

[@isaacwhite7411]

well if there units works in the line of sight then why could a sound unit be used as well and maybe less cost like using two speakers toward each other and modulating sound to generate power on the other end.🤔

[@roben999]

wow there using nicola teslas invention a little by little now😲

[@universeisundernoobligatio3283]

Wireless power transmission also know as lighting has been here for >100 million year, just go to an open field with a umbrella in a lighting storm it will find you.

[@user-se2mh7qx5o]

Like 👍

[@SJ-xg1uf]

I firmly believe that if Nuclear power had existed in the 1900's, we would have (at least NEARLY) free wireless electricity.

[@boblatkey7160]

And then you woke up!

[@nashburton7466]

​@@boblatkey7160😂

[@madenthecountrybabylikegri1261]

Just imagine if we could! Just imagine accidentally walking through the bean it's not safe.

[@arthurgibbons7401]

That’s depending upon the frequency and power level!

[@mrwang420]

I wonder if there is a way to create a coil that matches the frequency of the power going through power lines or even their trasistors and remotely syphoning the electricity from them wirelessly. So you could for educational purposes, gain free electricity from power lines and no one would even know where it's being taken from cause there's no physical line taking it.

[@Flowerboy85]

If we followed teslas ideas we would be living like the jetsson family long time ago 😂.

[@radambrose7571]

I have concerns about the safety of this concept on humans and animals - it might make us glow in the dark.

[@arthurgibbons7401]

We already do! What do you think the infrared night vision does?

[@radambrose7571]

@@arthurgibbons7401 It is used in surveillance and a few other areas but not to the extent that wireless power transmission will be.

[@arthurgibbons7401]

@@radambrose7571 : If you think that it’s that scary, remember under Clinton several FCC appointees resigned rather than sign a report that Clinton wanted then to sign about cellphones.

[@mernokallat645]

This comment proves that physics was never your favorite subject.

[@brianbassett4379]

Well... there goes the last of the bees, the end can't be too far in the future.

[@jamessconiers1968]

Blast from the past

[@glasslinger]

"All we need is another few million in government grants to perfect the system!"

[@Map71Vette]

I was hoping to see something about the tower in the thumbnail in the video. I think I just drove past that a few weeks ago and was wondering what it actually was.

[@jamesSmith-im5jo]

This would do nothing to minimize power outages due to hurricanes, etc. As someone who has been through hurricanes and snow blizzards the power was out because of local distribution lines being down. Because of the inverse square law, diffraction, and air being a great insulator this will never be a practical way to transmit power.

[@michaelschwery2696]

What is the name of the home device that charges multiple consumers five wats each

[@thewatcher8773]

Teslas idea was a recreation of lost technology from the ancient civilizations who built pyramids around the world before the last great cataclysm.

[@rohitrajx4725]

his dream was to give free energy to world with out wire

[@tracezachdaniels4264]

GREAT JOB ALL...THANX 4 MAKING Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO the music worldwide. LOVE YOU ALL...!!!

[@p0mm3srud1]

So we dont need fusion reactors I guess? Would've been only 10 years to make it happen :D

[@MICHAEL-ys3pu]

Maybe electricity can be transmitted over a shot distance but the B.S. Tesla was on about, I don’t think so. I have seen some people who say the meteor that hit in Siberia was Tesla transmitting electricity and not really a meteor, to them I say B.S. to this too. If it was Tesla and not a meteor the military would have been using it for years.

[@terrywhite3952]

Anything that Tesla invented, is not harmful to living things, such as brains physical bodies even to make comments will change things. Let's change things!!!

[@williamfox8795]

Company went bankrupt.

[@dennisduncan9594]

He would not have built a tower without having a receiver already ..

[@metatechhd]

🔌🔋⚡ Wireless Power Transmission has been around since the days of Tesla! It's intriguing how big corporations might have been hesitant to embrace it due to the challenge of monetization. Innovation often faces obstacles when disrupting established industries. This video highlights the advent of Wireless Power Transmission and its potential impact. I'm curious to learn more about its current capabilities and future possibilities.

[@arthurgibbons7401]

Think about it! Radio waves are Power! That’s why you could build a crystal radio without any batteries. The obvious thing that everyone doesn’t understand or recognize because they can’t understand plain reasoning and logic! Radio the miracle of modern man? Earth batteries the hidden power of the earth? As Tesla said there’s power all around us. The Greedy Elites you can’t have POWER, WATER, FOOD or soon to be AIR without being our money making serf(slave).

[@philipvandyk7876]

Please build a cordless welding machine

[@gabrielconte9079]

The idea is nice but the efficiency is low (bad for ecology). So there should be a really good reason for not using cables.

[@melockavich9596]

in pa cannot even potholes ya

[@bruceg1845]

all that EMF could have dire health consequences...

[@richardhartje8472]

Just speculating out loud . Tesla's tower was round , I thought he was bouncing energy off the ionosphere . This video doesn't address that . I'm I missing something or am I mistaken about his earlier research?

[@MrMassivefavour]

Wouldn't it be good if everytime someone told us about some very exciting, potential innovation that is being developed by the military, the script was to say something along the lines of "SADLY, this potential game changing for mankind technology is being developed by the military industrial complex so they can more efficiently kill people while pursuing the interests of megalomaniac, neocon, psychopaths in far flung corners of the world"

[@AndrewTSq]

We already have wireless power transmission, its called solar cells!.

[@pragavirtual]

Like 2 years Ive watched a video about some company in Oman that claimed to have wireless energy "almost ready", using tecnology that looked like tesla antenas, does anyone know anything about it?

[@arthurgibbons7401]

There’s pictures of remote towns in Russia that have what look like Tesla coils, no one will explain!

[@crazyedo9979]

Let me guess, now we have to bulid pyramids.😁

[@Dana5775]

The possibility of uninterrupted solar voltage being wirelessly transmitted to earth, wow! What about solar panel eclipse factor for the earth's surface? Certainly, the satellite circumference would be much larger than the earth. Wonder if the demand for electricity would be enough to eclipse the sun in any significant way?

[@stanmitchell3375]

Maybe planes could be powered someday

[@user-im7sj7gr2v]

Pero el rayo mata si no estas protejidooo🥶🥶

[@Heatherstone]

The Future Of Power will be Light through Sound Frequency. While you keep researching Tesla. Heatherstone

[@multidimensional_holographer]

great, now we can wirelessly transmit that sweet, sweet fission power, artisanal miners rejoice

[@issoupewd]

Hello can u help by giving me the sources of the information on your video I have an assessment about energy loss and I'm quite interested energy transmission and wireless transmission to be specifical. University assessment. Thanks

[@MassageWithKlay]

look into Tesla's equation which made Ohm's law obsolete

[@khmerspirit3351]

I think it will impact to human health nearby the erea.

[@IDGAF56852]

Lol,wireless electrical transmission has been around since Tesla, its been suppressed because it's free energy.

[@stihlpancakes661]

Basically, we had it over 100 yrs ago, but couldn't figure out how to charge people. 🤡

[@therealusmanafzal]

So nikola tesla was right all along!

[@MassageWithKlay]

They still haven't got close to what Nikola Tesla was capable of doing. As they are looking at it all wrong

[@MrBobWareham]

So you're going to use Tesla power towers then!!