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RF energy

What is it?

t’s a way of turning radio-frequency (RF) signals from Wi-Fi routers and phones into energy that can power devices wirelessly. RF energy can travel up to 40 metres if it isn’t obstructed, although it loses so much power on the way that it can charge only low-powered devices. However, that makes it perfect for one

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