Nikola Tesla saw the future of transportation over a century ago. In this powerful excerpt from “The Wonder World To Be Created by Electricity” (Manufacturer’s Record, September 9, 1915), he described the shift from fuel to electricity, the rise of wireless energy transmission, and the ultimate annihilation of distance: “In transportation a great change is now going on. The trolley lines are being extended, the steam locomotive is making place for the electric motor… The idea

Electric vehicles (EVs) are everywhere, but one big hurdle remains: how to keep them charged without constant stops or massive batteries. Dynamic wireless charging corridors solve this by delivering power to EVs while they drive — no plugs, no downtime. How It Works Roadside barriers (not the road itself) contain embedded inductive charging coils. When a compatible EV drives past, electromagnetic fields transfer energy wirelessly to a receiver under the vehicle. The system ac