Scenarios about 'wireless power'
The transmission of energy without wires or physical connectors, allowing devices to be powered remotely. Pioneered by Nikola Tesla in the late 19th century, wireless power technology has evolved from theoretical concepts into practical applications including inductive charging, microwave transmission, and resonant coupling. In alternate histories, more advanced or earlier development of wireless power often serves as a technological divergence point, enabling different energy infrastructures and portable technology evolution.
What If Nikola Tesla's Wireless Power Transmission Succeeded?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Nikola Tesla successfully implemented global wireless energy transmission, potentially revolutionizing the world's electrical infrastructure and technological development.
What If Wireless Electricity Was Developed?
Exploring the alternate timeline where wireless electricity transmission became a practical reality, revolutionizing how we power our world and transforming the global energy landscape.