A Nanotech wireless mobile phone charger? How does that work? Before we get into the details, it was reported that both Enhance Track Sdn Bhd and NanoMalaysia Bhd will both commercialize a nanotech wireless mobile phone charger, also known as Malaysia Energy Transmission Technology (METT). If the schedule is on time, it will be Malaysia's first and the companies are expecting a sales target of up to RM1.9 billion in five years.<\/p>\n
According to the NanoMalaysia CEO, Dr Rezal Khairi Ahmad told the reporters that there is great potential for the METT to be utilized in a wide range of sectors, particularly the digital economy. In case you're wondering how it works, METT is said to be capable of charging at a distance wirelessly (several metres) for 5V power-based mobile devices and tablets. The technology also operates on radio frequency wave range.<\/p>\n
Of course, METT is to be manufactured in Malaysia through Enhance Track and NanoMalaysia's partners. The technology should be ready for the market by mid-2021 and could be priced between RM300 - RM500 (not finalized). On top of that, this could also create up to new 2800 jobs, including those involved in technical, science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) knowledge.<\/p>\n
METT could actually encourage further development of other nano-related technology solutions, but what do you think? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for more trending tech news at TechNave.com.<\/p>\n
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