Wireless power transfer is around for years, wireless energy transmitted to electrical load from a base or transmitter. Energy is sent through waves and on other end an inductive coupling to electrical device, which can then use that energy to charge batteries or run the device. There are some drawbacks are in this technology like power loss and distance limitations but still that's enough for the magic.

Place your phone on the charging station, and it just hovers there, slowly rotating.

The trick, as you may have intuited, is a set of paired magnets: one in the charging base and one in the phone case you slip around your smartphone. The makers of the OvRcharge device say that it will work with "most" phones -- popular models will get their own custom-fit case, older models can be wedged in with an attachment.

The case itself contains the induction receiver that collects power being wirelessly beamed up from the base, which you plug into the wall as usual. The case also has a carefully configured downward-facing magnet that keeps the phone aloft and spinning about an inch above the surface of the charger. The two processes -- induction charging and magnetic levitation -- work in parallel and do not interfere with one another, according to the design team.

It is so Cool!

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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/261307172/ovrcharge-levitating-wireless-charger

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