Wireless energy transfer (WET) technology is redefining power delivery across electronics, EVs, and industrial systems. This analysis examines current capabilities, explores applications in wearables and automation, and addresses the challenges of adoption. As WET matures, it promises environmental and economic benefits—from reduced e-waste to optimized infrastructure—ushering in a cord-free era.

Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) are driving innovation across multiple sectors, including healthcare, automotive, consumer electronics, and telecommunications. This study examines how MEMS technologies are being applied to enhance performance, reduce production costs, and facilitate the development of advanced products and services, highlighting their increasing impact on modern industry.