Cota

Cota is a wireless power technology built on the same principles and frequencies as Wi-Fi. Cota is a wireless power transfer technology that uses resonant inductive coupling to transmit power between a transmitter and a receiver. It was developed by Ossia Inc, a company based in Washington, US. The Cota technology works by sending radio waves at a frequency of 2.4GHz, which are then received by a receiver device equipped with a Cota chip. The receiver converts the radio waves into usable electrical power, which can then be used to charge batteries or power electronic devices. One of the key advantages of Cota is that it can transmit power over distances of several meters, even through obstacles such as walls and furniture. This makes it a potentially useful technology for powering devices in homes, offices, and public spaces without the need for wires or cables.