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The above article describes how power could be delivered via WIFI. Post your comments to the questions below.

1. Does this sound practical ? Has your phone lost power at inconvenient times?

2. What do you think of powering objects without a cord or recharger? Should this cover other items?

3. Did you notice the military references at the end of the article? Why do you think there is military support? Does this sound more serious as a result?

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/01/190128111718.htm

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