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[CityUHK Research for the Future] From wired to wireless: CityUHK's world‑class research transforms wireless charging

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[CityUHK Research for the Future] From wired to wireless: CityUHK's world‑class research transforms wireless charging
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City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) is being recognized for its pioneering research in wireless power transfer, which formed the basis for the global Qi wireless charging standard. The work of Professor Ron Hui Shu-yuen helped transition wireless charging from a niche technology to a global consumer norm.

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This research highlights the impact of academic innovation on global consumer technology standards and the reduction of electronic waste.

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HONG KONG , July 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) has been committed to transforming research excellence into real world applications that benefit society. The "CityUHK Research for the Future" series showcases the University's prominent research projects over the years and how they contribute to building a sustainable, inclusive, and innovative future. Among its most impactful breakthroughs is the wireless power transfer technology developed by Professor Ron Hui Shu-yue n , Chair Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, and his team. Their pioneering work was adopted as the world's first international wireless charging standard, Qi, solidifying CityUHK's global leadership in the field. This CityUHK‑originated technology gave rise to the next‑generation Qi2 standard that has converted made wireless charging from a niche product into a global norm.

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