Galvion introduces BATLCHRG for seamless wireless charging in special operations
Galvion unveiled its latest power management solution at SOF Week in Tampa, Florida, which is designed to provide a wireless battery recharging capability for special operations forces on the ground, in the air, and at sea.
The company’s BATLCHRG device, developed by strategic partner Quaze, comprises two parts. These include a wireless mat that can be integrated into a body armour plate carrier; and a wireless power transfer system that could be attached to the back of a seat on a ground, air or maritime platform, or a wall in a ‘ready room’. The power transfer system is then connected
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