WiGL aims to help people ditch cords and wires. Imagine one day getting electrical power the same way we wirelessly get onto internet networks today. WiGL is developing technology that would enable you to log onto an over-the-air wireless electrical power WiGL network and power or recharge your devices while you use them on the move.

*The product described is a prototype not yet available to the general market.

With our technologies, we aim to power your devices on the move or recharge your battery while you use the device—and that’s just scratching the surface.

*The products are currently in the prototype phase and are not available on the market. Final results may differ.

*The products shown are prototypes not yet available to the general market.

Our patented technologies may provide greater security, cleaner and less wasteful energy. WiGL is seeking to be incredibly efficient by using the same spectrum of radio signal networks that deliver WiFi, radar and safe laser. Our versatile capabilities were successfully demonstrated at VA Tech Research Center's Tech Talk in 2020. 

In partnership with Florida International University, WiGL demonstrated our Department of Defense’s helmet application, as well as demonstrated WiGL wirelessly recharging a common cell phone. We envision WiGL being a household name in a $25 billion charging solution market.

*The product described is a prototype not yet available to the general market.

IoT devices operate 24/7, mainly operated by batteries. However, even the latest battery technology has limited autonomy, long charge-times, high costs, harsh environmental impact, and risks of accidents. All of these issues can restrain the power and potential to fully implement IoT into our lives. Today’s definition of wireless must also include wireless electrical power networks to overcome battery limitations or 24/7 mobile power needs.

*Number of users calculated internally based smartphone penetration rate provided by Statista.

*The products shown are prototypes not yet available to the general market.

Portable electronic devices are at the heart of the IoT revolution. 

At WiGL, with your help, we’re aiming to shift the paradigm where IoT devices are no longer dependent on batteries and their drawbacks. This way, our customers can realize the full potential of IoT, with invaluable benefits for people, companies, and governments - our target user base. WiGL aims to become an essential mobile service. 

*The product described is a prototype not yet available to the general market.

The wireless and wired charging solutions market is estimated to grow to $25 billion in 2022. The massive adoption of IoT, with 31 billion devices already connected and 75 billion estimated by 2027 drives this remarkable growth. 

With an already growing outlook, WiGL plans to significantly expand the wireless transmission market even beyond current predictions. Our goal is to completely replace the traditional wired segment, yielding a total available market of over $49 billion.

In 2020, WiGL was awarded a contract to demonstrate WiGL in a fighter helmet supporting a Department of Defense contractor’s demonstration. As a spin off from that effort, WiGL then proved that we can recharge a cellphone during VA Tech Research Park’s Tech Talk. Soon after, WiGL was selected and funded under an AFWERX Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I contract to determine specific applications of WiGL for the US Air Force. WiGL is currently awaiting funding the AFWERX SBIR Phase II for further military applications of wireless power networks. WiGL is also awaiting  additional funding from the National Science Foundation for a separate SBIR proposal supporting larger federal government applications of WiGL.

Volume #2 of WiGL’s Technical package for AFWERX

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*This computer generated image is for illustration purposes only; actual product is in development and final result may differ.

*The product shown is a prototype not yet available to the general market.

*The products are currently in the prototype phase and are not available on the market. Final results may differ.

Imagine spending hours on the phone and by the end of the day, your smart devices are still charged without you ever having to think about it. Imagine a workplace where your team must stay connected throughout the workday, and by the end of the day, not one team member has a dead battery on their devices; phones, laptops, tablets, IPads, key fobs, earbuds, headphones. All still charged.

WiGL works just like traditional WiFi. However, instead of transmitting and receiving WiFi data, a WiGL enabled transmitter (Tx) network uses the same raw radio frequency (RF) as noise but harvests the RF noise as raw power. 

WiGL enabled Tx devices build an adhoc networks that transmits the RF to  WiGL enabled receivers (Rx) on the network, which are connected to or within a smart device. Like cellphones, WiGL Tx networks are smartly connected allowing for near endless distance. To support smarter, greener power, in the future, we plan to also produce WiGL eNERGY Units that function as a self-generating power router for eNERGY transmission that enables remote location mesh networks. Going off the grid...take your WiGL network with you.

*These computer generated images of WiGL networks are for illustration purposes only. All revenue channels are planned; actual results may differ and are not guaranteed.

We plan to generate revenue through the several pillars: 

Software subscription fees range from $6.99 to $29.99 per month. For the B2B network channels and traditional subscriptions, WiGL will earn from service providers 10-20% of transaction fees of the software subscription.

Hardware licenses, charging ≥$0.20 for each device containing a WiGL transmitter and  ≥$0.10 for each embedded or external WiGL receiver. The low pricing strategy helps us to get to market quickly and expand our core revenue drivers.

Direct equipment sales that commercialize our products with WiGL technology under “WiGL eNERGY”. Devices will range from $10 to $250.

Trademark licensing integrates WiGL into all wirelessly chargeable products with non-exclusive models. Like our software and hardware approach, the goal is to offer WiGL’s trademark at a very low introductory price to aid in our long-term strategy of name dominance for wireless power naming rights. 

*All revenue channels are planned; actual results may differ and are not guaranteed.

While WiGL is still currently in early developmental stages, we have partnered with Guinn Partners to build three exciting new developmental prototypes in support of upcoming Demos for the Air Force:

1. A small WiGL enabled transmitter that plugs into a home or business electrical outlet to create the adhoc network

2. WiGL enabled phone case receivers that recharge your battery on the move

3. WiGL enabled receivers for autonomous robots and drones

WiGL’s primary advantages are its patented wireless charging range, directed energy methods and mesh networking capabilities. Though Energous and Huawei are WiGL’s closest competitors, their single transmitter technologies do not have the long distance range capabilities as does WiGL’s network of multiple-transmitters…with our vision of building near infinite mobility. 

Why not? Because WiGL’s patented networking method locks our competitors out of being able to connect their Tx’s to gain unlimited distances.

Our other patented advantage over existing competitors is our approach to directed energy on those mesh networks, which we designed for military applications. Rather than sending the energy in all directions (omni-directional), WiGL’s approach is focused and directional energy. Meaning, directing and steering focused energy from one Tx or many Tx’s on the network to the IoT device needing power. This patented approach is new, unique and novel.

Lastly, and most important to gain market dominance…WiGL has a cool name. 

By 2030, we hope the world will have a single name for forms of wireless power–WiGL is on a laser-focused, military-like mission to be that name!

*Information in this graphic based on the opinion of the company and internal company research only.

We are positioned to ward off the competition with our existing utility patents which effectively blocks out those that seek to leverage electromagnetic transmission technology for uncoupled energy transfer networks. WiGL has a technology development lead time of engineering and prototyping for Department of Defense applications. And as part of our software development, we are seeking to capture the space in and around electrical energy transactions.

By building the umbrella over all types of wireless power, and acquiring existing businesses, WiGL Inc seeks to be the first to claim name and market dominance for all things wireless power related.  Making WiGL synonymous with “all” wireless power. Think of it this way, in the near future, we want customers to ask:  “Do you have WiFi? Do you offer WiGL?” and are you on the WiGL Blockchain or node? 

With robust marketing, strategic acquisitions, targeted communication campaigns and a well-developed social media presence, we’re aiming to be associated with all wireless power delivery, regardless of the product, service, competitor or manufacturer. Our goal is that within five years after commercial launch, the name WiGL will be as prevalent, demanded, and used as WiFi. 

*This computer generated image is for illustration purposes only; actual product is in development and final result may differ.

When going to a restaurant or a friend’s place, consumers today ask the common questions, “do you have WiFi, what’s the password?” 

Similarly, our vision is for people across the globe to simply ask, “how do I get on your WiGL network?” 

Our founding team and advisors consist of world-renowned scholars, large-scale energy experts, and technology entrepreneurs with seasoned business acumen.

Team WiGL was the first offering on StartEngine to successfully raise $5M under the new $5M cap approved in 2021!

Dr. Ahmad Glover, CEO & Founder:

Dr. Glover is CEO and founder of WiGL, Inc., and inventor of WiGL technology. He has successfully directed and managed large-scale energy transfer programs for the DoD for 30+ years and served as a strategic technical advisor for the Federal Aviation Administration, several municipal governments, and private industry. Dr. Glover served 23 years in the U.S. Air Force, where he led high-tech acquisitions programs overseeing space and special operations programs. 

Brig Gen (ret). Baker – Acting COO and Product Development Lead:

After an Air Force career spanning three decades and six continents, Mr. Baker retired from the US Air Force with the rank of Brigadier General. From his early role as an F-16 Instructor pilot to his most recent position, leading the 12th Air Forces Southern Command where he has been a driving force behind many technology initiatives. He realized the importance of openness to new technology in maintaining the Air Force’s battlefield superiority in the world. Brig. Gen (ret) Baker now leads WiGL’s development of products for DoD and commercial needs, among other roles.

Cherif Chibane, Chief Scientist & Technology Officer:

Mr. Chibane is CTO of WiGL, Inc., and co-inventor of WiGL technology. He is a world-renowned scholar and noted expert with 30+ years of experience in radio frequency energy transfer. Mr. Chibane has successfully executed high-tech programs at Draper Laboratories, MIT, BAE Systems, and AuresTech. Professor Chibane is leading global efforts to make WiGL the standard for far-field wireless power transfer.

Marie Wise, Chief Innovation & Partnership:

Mrs. Wise is the lead business development officer of WiGL, Inc. She is the principal author of the WiGL strategic plan and has a track record of identifying new development opportunities and implementing innovative growth-related initiatives during her 20+ years in business development in the semiconductor industry. 

Robert Rickard, Chief Software Officer & Advisor:

Mr. Rickard serves as the lead software officer. He has successfully overseen large-scale high-tech programs for the Department of Defense for over 20+ years and founded the well-known Rickard Consulting Group. Mr. Rickard is a retired US Air Force Fighter Pilot and holds a Bachelor in Electrical Engineering from the University of Missouri-Rolla. He also holds advanced training and certifications as an F-16 Instructor Pilot and Weapons Officer. As an early adopter of WiGL technologies, his understanding and oversight into WiGL enabled networks is building partnerships and leveraging engineering support from large company partners.

Our Advisors*:

Tom Arnsmeyer:

Mr. Arnsmeyer has an extensive history of leading and exiting large and small businesses.  As COO for CPS Professional services, he successfully led its acquisition in 2014.

Jeff Johnson:

Mr. Johnson actively positions businesses for Innovation & Growth. As the Director of the Tech Center Research Park, he has been selected by the State of Virginia to be the entrepreneur-in-residence at NASA Langley, to work with principle researchers and engineers on developing a pilot program to encourage entrepreneurship training, accelerate technology transition, and discovery for commercialization. 

Raj Batra:

Mr. Batra is a seasoned StartEngine and early start-up investor. He currently  manages application services and digital technology at Prudential Financial. Mr. Batra has extensive experience in blockchain, cryptocurrencies, digital, analytics, and implementing modern technology platforms. He was previously a global technology head at Dun & Bradstreet, before that he worked for MorganStanley. He has an extensive background with high tech start-ups and disruptive technologies. 

James Pope:

Mr. Pope is one of the top, most well-known names in battery power. Having served in senior roles at Energous, ZPower, Emerging Power, BrightVolt and numerous other energy leading companies.

*These advisors have no official role with the company and have no obligations to provide the company with any services.

We hope you too envision a future of WiGL networks everywhere, from your home kitchen to city hall. Imagine a world where your essential power is networked and made available worldwide via WiGL enabled transmitters embedded in streets, on light poles, and satellites, powering everything from your cell phone to military devices. 

*These computer generated images of WiGL networks are for illustration purposes only; actual product is in development and final result may differ.

We believe that our patented technologies, paired with our continuously successful demo cycles may position WiGL to enter the $25 billion wired and wireless charging market. 

Join WiGL in powering the 21st Century IoT revolution.

Let’s WiGL

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