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Breakthrough Wi-Spot 3.0 Devices Powered by Wireless Electricity Can Be Installed Anywhere for Ultimate ConvenienceTEL AVIV, Israel, July 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Wi-Charge, the global leader in wireless electricity, announced today the availability of new wirelessly powered digital displays designed to improve conference room booking solutions in office buildings. The Wi-Spot 3.0 devices, which have already experienced rapid adoption in the retail industry, incorporate Wi-Charge's breakthrough wireless charging technology to enable companies to install these conference room displays anywhere in the office without drilling holes or running wires, making installations on glass, wood, sliding doors, and other surfaces easier than ever.With an accelerating return of workers to the office, organizations are taking a fresh look at how technology can improve in-office conference room management, communications, and collaboration. In response to this market need, Wi-Charge has rearchitected its Wi-Spot video displays for installation in the hundreds of thousands of offices struggling to manage conference room bookings and co-working spaces. The Wi-Spot displays provide important company information on meeting room occupancy, important corporate or office announcements, and engaging video content promoting company events and culture. The Wi-Spot, which at seven inches is similar in appearance to an iPad or Android tablet, easily integrates with Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook Calendar, and workplace management applications, including Robin and Envoy.One of the challenges of installing digital displays in offices is avoiding the hassle and expense of running additional wires and outlets throughout the office to keep them powered, particularly when they are attached to a glass or expensive wood conference room door. Wi-Charge has overcome these issues through its breakthrough and patented wireless electricity system, which consists of a transmitter, easily installed in the ceiling, that sends an infrared light to a receiver embedded in the Wi-Spot display that converts the light to electricity to power the device

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Robin, the workplace management leader, launched the Workplace Collaboration Score (CollabScore), the industry’s first data-driven tool to inform how well a workplace enables collaboration among employees and benchmark them against other organizations. By leveraging 700 million data points from tens of thousands of workplaces around the globe, Robin can quantify whether offices are creating the in-person collaboration leaders desire. When companies can measure their office collaboration, they can better facilitate more in-person interactions, which leads to more innovation, more teamwork, and better business outcomes.“Businesses continue to iterate on return-to-office (RTO) policies, but to what end? Executive teams still don't have insight into how their workplace investments affect the bottom line. The CollabScore turns the subjective collaboration question into a quantitative score so workplace leaders can compare against best-in-class and take the appropriate actions, if needed, to adjust their office policies, footprint, and layout,” Micah Remley, CEO of Robin, said.Robin’s research reveals some truth behind employee’s concerns about returning to offices. In addition to the fact that offices continue to have occupancy far below pre-pandemic levels, Robin found that 53% of office meetings are solo with a single occupant on a video conference call. Robin also found that 25% of employees go to the office and sit alone, far from other employees