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Wireless Power Transfer for Residential Energy Patent Landscape

Wireless Power Transfer for Residential Energy Patent Landscape
Competitive Landscape
Wireless Power Transfer for Residential Energy Patent Landscape in 2026

This is a small, highly concentrated corpus of 13 patent families dominated by a handful of specialized filers, with Syncells Inc holding the leading position. Filing activity was dormant for several years before a notable surge in 2024, driven almost entirely by new entrants, making this an early-stage field with open technical territory.

13
Patent families in scope
N/A
Concentration not assessed
3-yr filing growth (lag-adj.)
United States
Leading jurisdiction
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Overview

Syncells Inc leads a tightly held, early-stage field

Syncells Inc ranks first among all filers, and the top five applicants collectively account for sixty-nine percent of the hundred largest filers’ combined total, signaling a highly concentrated competitive structure for a field this small.

The tier gap between the leader and the rest of the ranking is steep: Syncells Inc holds four patent records while the next three ranked applicants — Voice Life Holdings Ltd, Strong Force EE Portfolio 2022 LLC, and Toyota Jidosha KK — each hold two. The remaining filers each hold one record, underscoring how few organizations have established a sustained presence.

Leading applicants
#ApplicantPatent recordsShare
1Syncells Inc4
2Voice Life Holdings Ltd2
3Strong Force EE Portfolio 2022 LLC2
4Toyota Motor Corporation2
5SRM INST OF SCI & TECH1
6Strong Force TP Portfolio 2022 LLC1
7Magna International Inc1
8Iyer Lakshmi Varaha1
9Kurramsetty Vamsi Krishna1
10WiTricity AI Tech LLC1
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The leaders’ positions imply early mover advantage is still available: even the top-ranked applicant holds a modest absolute count, and the 2024 activity spike was driven largely by new entrants rather than incumbents extending existing portfolios. There is no dominant integrated player that has locked up broad claim space.

Activity from 2024 onward is subject to publication lag and likely understates current filing volume; the apparent drop in 2025–2026 should not be read as a decline. Longer-window growth, applicant concentration, and technology-route coverage are therefore more reliable signals than the latest-year bar alone.

Source: PatSnap Eureka. Chart shows the top applicants ranked by patent records; the corpus total is measured in patent families. These figures use different units and should not be compared directly.Explore deeper in Eureka →
Trends & Structure

A 2024 filing surge and a grid-systems-dominant technology mix

Two charts frame the field’s dynamics: the annual filing trend reveals a dormant period followed by a sharp 2024 uptick, while the technology composition shows H02J Power Supply and Grid Systems as the dominant class with several lower-density adjacent branches.

Annual filing trend

Filings were flat at two per year in 2017–2018, then fell to zero for four consecutive years before jumping to six records in 2024. The 2025 and 2026 counts are subject to publication lag and do not represent the true current pace of activity.

Annual filing trendAnnual values from 2017 to 2026, peaking at 6 in 2024.22017220180201902020020210202212023620242202502026↗ Hover for values · click a bar to ask Eureka

Technology composition

H02J Power Supply and Grid Systems is the dominant branch, reflecting the core power-delivery focus of the field. B60L Electric Vehicle Propulsion and H01M Batteries are secondary, pointing to residential-EV integration as a near-term application cluster. Several branches — including G06N AI models, H04L digital transmission, and H10K organic semiconductors — each carry only two records, marking them as under-served relative to the core.

Technology compositionH02J · Power supply & grid systems leads with 15; B60L · Electric vehicle propulsion 5.H02J · Power supply & gr…15B60L · Electric vehicle …5H01M · Batteries, cells …4G06N · Computing based o…3G06F · Electric digital …2H01G · Capacitors2H04L · Digital informati…2H10K · Organic semicondu…2↗ Hover for values · click a bar to ask Eureka
Source: PatSnap Eureka. Technology-branch counts are measured in patent records; a single patent family can carry several IPC classes, so class totals can exceed the family total in scope.Explore deeper in Eureka →
Key Patents

Highly cited patent families surfaced by the query

Citation-heavy patent families returned by the query. Use this section as citation context, not as a curated list of the most topic-specific patents.

Featured patent
WO2025155658A1Published 2025-07-24

Battery integrated modular power electronic archit…

Magna International INC.

A power storage and supply system includes a plurality of integrated power modules. Each of the integrated power modules includes: a battery module having one or more battery cells, a power electronics assembly, and a DC-DC converter. The power electronics assembly is physically and electrically coupled to the battery module and configured to receive direct… (excerpt from the patent abstract)

Battery integrated modular power electronic archit… — patent drawingBattery integrated modular power electronic archit… — patent drawing
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Highly cited patent families surfaced by this query
#PatentCitations
1Portable and modular energy storage for multiple a…55
2Portable and modular energy storage for multiple a…29
3Portable and modular energy storage for multiple a…20
4Charging control system8
5AI-Based Energy Edge Platform, Systems, and Methods2
6Portable and modular energy storage for multiple a…2
7Systems, methods, apparatuses, and devices for fac…1

Ranked by total forward citations. Citation counts favour older and broadly cited patent families, and broad or adjacent patents may appear when they match the search scope. Treat this section as citation context, not as a curated list of the most topic-specific patents. Some patent titles may be shown in their original, non-English language where an accurate translation could not be guaranteed.

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Insights

What the structure means for R&D investment

The combination of a small corpus, high concentration, and a recent new-entrant surge indicates an early-commercial field where technical differentiation is still achievable across multiple branches.

Maturity

Early-stage field with no confirmed life-cycle stage

The evidence does not return a classified life-cycle stage for this topic, consistent with a corpus of only 13 patent families and a filing history marked by multi-year dormancy followed by a single-year spike. The structural signals — new entrants dominating recent activity, low absolute counts, and open adjacent branches — all point to an emerging rather than mature field. R&D investments made now would encounter limited prior-art density.

Early stage
Concentration

Top five filers hold nearly seventy percent of the ranked pool

The top five applicants account for sixty-nine percent of the hundred largest filers’ combined total, and all recent momentum comes from new entrants rather than the incumbent leader extending its lead. This means concentration is high in relative terms but not yet entrenched: no single entity has built a portfolio broad enough to create a significant freedom-to-operate barrier for a well-scoped new entrant.

High concentration
Collaboration

One co-filing relationship on record: Winter Martin and Magna International

The only co-applicant pairing in the evidence is between individual inventor Winter Martin and Magna International Inc, each contributing one jointly filed patent record. The absence of broader collaborative clusters suggests the field has not yet developed the cross-institutional R&D partnerships typical of more mature energy technology domains. This leaves ecosystem-building through joint development agreements as an open strategic option.

Minimal co-filing
Geography

United States is the primary filing jurisdiction

Nine of the patent records are filed in the United States, with Europe (EPO), India, and WIPO (PCT) each accounting for two records. The US-centric profile reflects where early commercial development and regulatory engagement are concentrated. The thin PCT and EPO footprint means international coverage is largely unclaimed, presenting a prosecution strategy opportunity for any applicant seeking cross-border protection.

US-dominant
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Top collaboration links
ApplicantCollaboratorCo-filings
WINTER MARTINMagna International Inc1

Co-filing pairs, ranked by the number of jointly-filed patent families.

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Leaders

Syncells Inc leads on battery integration; Voice Life Holdings and Toyota bring grid and EV angles

The top two ranked applicants approach the field from distinct technical directions, and several new entrants entered in the most recent filing window with no prior history in the corpus.

Leader · Syncells Inc

Syncells Inc

Syncells Inc holds four patent records, the highest count in the corpus, with technical focus concentrated in H01M Batteries, Cells and Fuel Cells — specifically subclasses H01M10, H01M2, and H01M50. This battery-centric emphasis distinguishes it from the grid-management and vehicle-charging angles taken by other filers. No momentum trend data is available for Syncells in the evidence, indicating its filing activity predates the recent new-entrant surge.

patent records: 4
Challenger · Voice Life Holdings Ltd

Voice Life Holdings Ltd

Voice Life Holdings Ltd holds two patent records and is identified as a new entrant in the most recent filing period. Its technical focus spans H02J3 and H02J50 in Power Supply and Grid Systems alongside H04L9 in Digital Information Transmission, suggesting an approach that combines wireless grid integration with secure communications — a differentiated angle relative to the battery-focused leader. The new-entrant designation indicates this portfolio was built entirely within the recent activity window.

patent records: 2
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Leading-applicant momentum (recent 3 yrs, lag-adjusted)
ApplicantRecent (3 yrs)Trend
Voice Life Holdings Ltd2▲ new entrant
Strong Force EE Portfolio 2022 LLC1▲ new entrant
WiTricity AI Tech LLC1▲ new entrant
Strong Force TP Portfolio 2022 LLC1▲ new entrant
SRM INST OF SCI & TECH1▲ new entrant
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Route Matrix

How leaders differ by technology route

Route coverage across the main technology branches in the current evidence set.

PlayerH02J 3 · Power supply & grid systemsH02J 7 · Power supply & grid systemsH01M 10 · Batteries, cells & fuel cellsH01M 2 · Batteries, cells & fuel cellsH01M 50 · Batteries, cells & fuel cells
Syncells IncAbsentStrong · 4Strong · 4Strong · 4Strong · 4
Strong Force EE Portfolio 2022 LLCStrong · 2AbsentAbsentAbsentAbsent
Voice Life Holdings LtdStrong · 2AbsentAbsentAbsentAbsent
Toyota Motor CorporationAbsentStrong · 2AbsentAbsentAbsent
Iyer Lakshmi VarahaStrong · 1AbsentAbsentAbsentAbsent
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