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what's up guys lon here from Android Authority and wireless charging is awesome but it still isn't exactly what we've imagined it should be and most current solutions still require a cable and an extra pad or dock in order for your device to charge it needs to be positioned in a very specific manner but a company by the name of Huma box plans to change all that Huma boxes take on wireless charging utilizes near-field radio frequencies or RF charging to bring wireless charging to virtually anything everything and most importantly everywhere the chip is extremely small compared to currently wireless charging solutions and could fit in a variety of different shapes and sizes like a cup holder in a recliner a bowl sunglass containers or even a drawer the orientation or position of the device also doesn't matter you can place the phone upside down and it'll still charge which makes it a lot easier to use and it eliminates any guesswork because we all know how finicky some current wireless chargers can be the benefits of this technology over something like qi for example is how much more convenient it is because you can turn regular everyday items into a wireless charging station and multiple items can be charged in a single container at any point in time without diluting the charging speeds you're not limited to just smart phones either anything that has this particular chip built inside of it can take advantage of this wireless charging technology and at Huma box's demo we saw items like wearables mock-ups smart glasses and a ps4 controller so the possibilities are pretty much limitless here even though wireless charging has been around for a while now it's not necessarily the technology that makes it impressive it's the way Humabon is utilizing this technology and playing it into everyday life cables and docks is how wireless charging is now but this is the real future wireless charging the coolest thing about this is that it's not limited to just your home imagine singing in a cup holder in a movie theater or an airport terminal there's just so much that human box can do and from what we've seen here from CES so far it seems extremely promising as always thank you guys so much for watching this video if you did enjoy it please give it a thumbs up down below and also subscribe to the channel which is also down below if you haven't already and check out the website as well for more in-depth coverage because we are your source for all things Android