A Qualcomm introduced in Brazil on Tuesday (23), the Halo, a technology that not only recharges without wires, battery electric vehicles as well as smartwatches. The novelty is in development to have several applications in the future and has already been tested in Formula E, racing with electric vehicles. The Brazilian driver Lucas di Grassi, first winner of the category, explained how Halo works, during the product announcement in São Paulo.
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How does Qualcomm Halo?
The wireless charger for electric cars called Qualcomm Halo and is still study to come to feed various devices. The technology is used in Audi automobiles in Formula E. Furthermore, Qualcomm showed a prototype smart watch that can be refilled only by contact with halo autonomous battery and has up to five hours. The gadget was tested only for now, in the United States.
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The battery of Formula race cars and take nearly two hours to be replenished. “It is about 1% per minute, but the first 80% are replaced in half an hour. And most importantly: the magnetic poles do not need to be fully aligned to recharge, “said Lucas di Grassi
A Qualcomm bets on wireless technologies that make cars talk to each other.. The president of the company in Latin America, Rafael Steinhaiser, it will, in future, the existence of cars without drivers. Google has even invested in this type of car.
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