Fulton Innovation takes the spotlight at CES 2012
With Harry Potter’s gleaming eyes staring at them, journalists from around the world checked out the Fulton Innovation booth at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas last week, attracted by the variety of uses our sister company has come up with to utilize its eCoupled technology.
Dozens of reporters from technology-focused publications like CNET, Gizmodo, Pocket-lint, and GadgetCom, and more traditional outlets like USA Today, CBS Detroit and MLive, were eager to learn more about an Entertainment Week magazine cover that had been wirelessly charged through printed electronics, making the headline and Daniel Radcliffe’s eyes light up. Also on display was a charging pad that wirelessly powers cell phones while still in a handbag.
Fulton Innovation is also the first company to use inductive energy through metal and provided a glimpse of that technology showing a car console able to wirelessly charge different devices.
In an interview with Engadget, Dave Baarman, director of advanced technologies for Fulton Innovation, said the company continues to look for new opportunities to deliver wireless charging capabilities to as many different consumer electronic products as possible.
So next January, stayed tuned. Who knows what Fulton Innovation will come up with by then?
This is very cool technology, while its not all about the magazine, it’s about what the technology can do. That magazine was printed with that technology that lights up. Impressive.
Fulton Innovation was a hit at CES and as quotes here was one of the top 14 places to go. That’s a HUGE accomplishment. “”Mashable.com said we were one of the top 14 places to go,” said Baarman. “Considering the companies represented, that’s quite a compliment.”
Can’t wait’t until this hits the consumer market!