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ELECTRIFYING TECHNOLOGY

IPP was founded in 2020 by three colleagues, Dr Mike Taylor (CEO), Bill Law (Technical Director) and Gary Milton (Engineering Director). The company was established to exploit the unique potential of MHz frequency wireless power transfer, which offers a huge step forward compared with the lower frequency systems currently available on the market.

The company was established following a successful previous collaboration between the three Partners, which resulted in the development of a patented technology solution. This has allowed them to overcome the significant challenges associated with MHz frequency power transfer and develop product lines based on this exclusive technology.

IPP currently employs six staff, including the three Directors together with three graduates, a RF Engineer, Electronics Engineer and Mechanical Engineer; and works in collaboration with various external sources of expertise, including Warwick Manufacturing Group and Imperial College London.

Technology stacking: We are looking to develop an IP66 rated drone-in-a-box system for a customer, with IP67 rated drone that can dive into sea water and out again for water sampling. A development for this will be the ability to fly to an asset and then to “fly” through the water for just-subsea routine inspections of harbour walls, vessel hulls etc.

Service stacking: We are working with a service company looking to offer end-to-end autonomous drone services for infrastructure owners. This will reduce the commercial risk of entry to customers interesting is exploring the endless possibilities of true autonomy that our autonomous power system enables.

IPP is based in Units 13 & 14 of the Enterprise Space for Advanced Manufacturing, Carluddon Technology Park, St Austell, Cornwall PL26 8WE.

Unparalleled Power

up to 2 kW with a single lightweight receiver; multiple units for higher powers

Flexibility

high efficiency charging over distances up to 1metre

Multiple Applications

transmit power through air or water – for drones, robots, electric vehicles, marine and subsea

Increased productivity

with no need for manual battery changes; drones can remain in the field for longer

Power transmission range

offset between transmitter and receiver up to 0.8 m (even higher with larger transmitter rings)

Enabler for full autonomy

Essential in a drone-in-a-box system, allowing for fully uncrewed operation