Overview
Reach Labs develops systems for long-range wireless power delivery that can power networks of remote devices without wired power connections. Its Link System can transmit energy over longer distances while keeping per-device power needs low, and its Batch System is adaptable for powering devices in enclosed spaces like drawers and toolboxes. The technology works by delivering wireless power to devices with minimal energy consumption per device, enabling continuous operation in environments where traditional power cables are impractical. Compared with competitors, Reach Labs differentiates itself through its research-driven approach and focus on scalable, long-range wireless power for industrial, healthcare, and manufacturing settings. The company aims to set a new standard for power delivery across various industries by enabling reliable, wireless power for connected devices.
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What believers are saying
- Panasonic Electric Works signed an MOU on September 2, 2026 for Japan applications.
- Reach won an AFWERX STTR Phase I on August 4, 2026 with UNL.
- October 2026 demo positioned Reach for product releases across defense and robotics.
What critics are saying
- Reach still sells demonstrations, not recurring deployments, leaving revenue tied to grants.
- Wireless power faces FCC, aviation, and safety scrutiny before commercial scaling.
- If defense funding slows, Reach's customer pipeline collapses and cash runs out.
What makes Reach Labs unique
- Reach Power pairs wireless power beaming with autonomous beam steering for drones and sensors.
- Its October 28, 2026 drone demo sustained 10-hour flight without tether or GPS.
- AFWERX and OECIF funding validates defense-first, field-tested power infrastructure.
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