No, I don't think its possible, the electricity needs to flow from wires into your Wii. There's no way that I know, to send electricity wirelessly. But maybe in a few years, someone will come up with the technology to do that.
Closest thing that I know of, http://www.wildcharge.com/ and it's rather limited. Still, the whole static flying around sounds like trouble, can you imagine your hair?
Closest thing that I know of, http://www.wildcharge.com/ and it's rather limited. Still, the whole static flying around sounds like trouble, can you imagine your hair?Cesar_Barba
there are other possibilities as well. There could be some kind of heat sinking (which would cool devices as well), and then there's this:
http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/index.cfm?newsid=7642, which seems to rely on electromagnetic radiation, which seems very promising.
The only problem I have read about them they cannot supply enough energy for devices, limited in distance, and some devices still today consume to much power and cannot provide enough.
They would be mostly used for charging batteries at first until technology advance enough so that they could be used for more power consuming devices.
While powering something wirelessly the air is possible, it's not very practical. Neither the "transmitter" nor the "reciever" could be anywhere close to 100% effiecient, so the whole setup would use more energy than is actually needed. (is it really worth having a wireless solution if your electricity bill suddenly doubles as a result?)
Nikola Tesla did this long long time ago, its just too bad coz of some people he never managed to share his work with the world and provide free electricity to everyone,harmless and safe to touch power...
It's not that outrageous. Wireless cell phone chargers are in the works at multiple companies. It'll be a while, but it will happen someday. And no, it won't be a huge lightning arc flying through your house...
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