This can have ossia improve the wireless charging ability

The pioneer Ossia of wireless charging technology, with its COTA technology, has made some new advances, including a wider range of rechargeable radiation, which has made the company a step forward on the road to becoming a daily and practical technology suitable for public use. Ossia's technology now uses a variety of surfaces (such as walls and closed doors) to charge smartphones at 40 feet (12 meters) away. Ossia participated in our disrupt battlefield competition and recently demonstrated COTA technology to investors. The latest developments are impressive because COTA technology is a step closer to the goal of releasing consumer products. Ossia plans to launch a new generation of prototypes of COTA technology to the public later this year, which will integrate all the latest advances in the technology. Ossia is currently working together to authorize consumer electronics companies that use COTA technology to integrate receivers into new products, and the receivers will work with the COTA launcher to charge electronic devices wirelessly, using a communication mechanism similar to that between a device and a Wi-Fi router. Ossia's idea is that a COTA launcher can charge or power all the equipment in a normal home or small office. It uses ultra-low power beacon signals to detect and identify devices that need to be recharged, and then sends the charging signal to devices that require more energy. The functionality of the solid surface enhancement technology means that COTA wireless charging can better radiate the entire office space or family from a single central hub. Other potential uses of COTA technology include powering the plant's sensors and monitors, which also require a rise in the range of charging radiation, so Ossia's progress in this area does make it seem promising.