Start-Up Spotlight: Resonant Link Plans To Electrify Device Industry With Efficient Wireless Charging Technology
Executive Summary
The company is commercializing technology developed at Dartmouth and Stanford universities, hoping that its technology will reduce the size and complication rates of implantable devices.
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