New Zealand To Test Long-Range Wireless Power Transmissions As NZ Startup Emrod Aims To Develop 'World Wireless System'

New Zealand's startup company, Emrod, wants to make Nikola Tesla's idea to become a reality. Thanks to Powerco, the country's second-largest utility, funded its project to conduct a test of its system grid-connected commercial power station.

To convert it back into electricity, the microwave beam is sent through a series of relays until it hits the antenna. If this works, the researchers claimed that the beam won't ever contact anything but empty air.

It is also safe for humans since it uses a net of lasers, which surround the beams, detecting obstructions such as birds or even persons. Once it detects moving objects, it will automatically shut off until the obstacle moved out of the area.

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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.