Power beaming

Power beaming is a technology that transmits energy wirelessly from a source, such as a solar collector or a power plant, to a device or location using focused electromagnetic waves, typically lasers or microwave beams. This method allows for efficient transfer of energy over distances without physical cables, enabling applications like powering remote sensors, satellites, or even drones. It relies on precise targeting to ensure the energy reaches its intended destination without significant loss or danger to the environment. Power beaming offers potential for continuous, on-demand energy delivery across challenging terrains or space.