What Powermat Technologies does

Powermat Technologies is an Israel-based wireless charging technology company founded in 2006 that develops and licenses proprietary SmartInductive™ technology, a hybrid inductive-resonance platform capable of transferring power over distances up to 40 cm and through surfaces including walls and metallic environments. The company serves global OEMs across consumer electronics, automotive, robotics, medical devices, telecom/IoT, and industrial applications, with its technology embedded in over 800 million Samsung smartphones, 8 million General Motors vehicles, and 40 million accessories. Its product portfolio is organized into two families: the PMT series of custom DC-power solutions ranging from 40 W (PMT 100/200) up to 600 W (PMT 350), and the PMQ series of Qi-certified standard solutions for consumer and automotive (up to 15 W multi-coil) applications.

The company monetizes through three primary channels: (1) IP licensing under FRAND terms of its portfolio of more than 235 granted patents in over 20 countries, many of which are standard-essential for Qi wireless charging; (2) hardware sales of PMT/PMQ reference designs and turnkey platforms; and (3) engineering and certification services from design through Qi qualification. Strategic partnerships with Foxconn Interconnect Technology (manufacturing and GTM), First Libra (IP licensing), J21 Corporation (Japan distribution), and Powercast (long-range RF technology) extend its market reach. Powermat maintains offices in Tel Aviv (HQ), Shenzhen, and Gurgaon, serving customers including Samsung, General Motors, LG, Kyocera, Harman International, Flex, Panasonic Automotive, and Anker.

The business is privately held, with cumulative disclosed funding of approximately $110 million across rounds including an $80 million round in 2011 and a $25 million Series B in 2021 led by Foxconn Interconnect Technology and Hudson Sustainable Group. Recent strategic activity centers on patent licensing agreements (Panasonic Automotive 2025, Anker 2026) and expanding into higher-power applications such as industrial robotics, e-mobility, and 5G telecom infrastructure.

Name

Powermat Technologies

Legal name

Powermat Technologies, Ltd.

Website

https://powermat.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2006

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Powermat Technologies is an Israel-based wireless charging technology company that develops and licenses its proprietary SmartInductive hybrid inductive-resonance platform, selling hardware, reference designs, and IP licenses to global OEMs across consumer electronics, automotive, robotics, medical, telecom, and IoT markets.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Wireless Charging Technology

NAICS

Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Manufacturing (334416), Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (334519)

SIC

Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip) (3600), Electronic Coils, Transformers & Other Inductors (3677)

akta.pro primary industry

Charging Infrastructure Components (connectors, cables, dispensers, payment/controls) (IMAGAHAH)

akta.pro secondary industries

Wireless Charging (Qi Pads, Stands, Multi-Device Mats) (CRACATAC), EV/Industrial Charging Power Electronics (Chargers, rectifiers, power stages) (IMAGADAF), Power Management ICs (PMICs) (HDAHAIAA)

Keywords

• Wireless charging technology
• Wireless power platforms
• Qi-certified charging
• Inductive charging solutions
• Wireless power licensing

Headquarters

HQ city

Petah Tiqva

HQ country

Israel

HQ region

Middle East

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. IP Licensing Program: Powermat licenses its patent portfolio covering over 235 granted patents to OEM companies manufacturing Qi or AirFuel Inductive-based products. Licensing terms are FRAND (Fair Reasonable and Nondiscriminatory). Revenue generated through per-unit royalties and technology licenses.
2. Wireless Power Hardware Products: Sale of wireless power solutions including PMT family (DC power solutions: PMT 100, PMT 200, PMT 310, PMT 350) and PMQ family (Qi standard solutions). Products sold as turnkey platforms, reference designs, and custom implementations.
3. Technology and Reference Design Licensing: Comprehensive technology and IP licensing based on over 235 approved patents, including reference designs, schematics, BOM, software binary code, and granted technology licensing for customers to develop proprietary products.
4. Strategic Collaboration Revenue: Patent license agreements with strategic partners like Anker Innovations and Panasonic Automotive Systems, exploring collaboration opportunities across consumer electronics, smart home, and automotive categories.
5. Engineering and Support Services: End-to-end engineering support from design to production, standards certification support (Qi, EMC), verification testing, over-the-air debugging, validation and test reporting, and aftermarket supply chain support.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Powermat Technologies designs, manufactures, and licenses wireless charging platforms and IP for OEMs. Its offering includes the PMT family of custom DC wireless power solutions (40W to 600W), the PMQ family of Qi-certified transmitters and receivers (up to 15W automotive), and an IP licensing program covering over 235 granted patents. The company supports customers across automotive, consumer electronics, robotics, drones, medical devices, IoT, telecom (5G), and industrial applications with turnkey reference designs, Qi certification support, and engineering services.

Product overview

Powermat Technologies provides a comprehensive wireless charging platform portfolio centered on its proprietary SmartInductive™ hybrid inductive/resonance technology. The product offering is organized into two main families: the PMT family of custom DC power solutions (PMT 100 at 40W for IoT/medical devices, PMT 200 at 40W for consumer/industrial applications, PMT 310 at 450W for robotics/telecom, and PMT 350 at 600W for high-power telecom/e-mobility), and the PMQ family of Qi-certified wireless charging solutions (PMQ 005/015 receivers and transmitters for consumer applications, and PMQ 005A/015A automotive-grade multi-coil chargers delivering up to 15W). Supporting services include an IP licensing program with over 235 granted patents and a reference design program providing complete schematics, BOM, and software for OEM implementation. The technology enables power transfer over distances up to 40cm, through surfaces up to 1.5 inches thick, with efficiency above 85% and support for systems ranging from ultra-low power to 600W.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• PMT 350 Wireless Power Solution 600W wireless power solution supporting high voltage and high current for robotics, telecom edge technologies, POE-based applications, e-bikes, e-scooters and large batteries, with max 58V input/output and 12.5A current.
• PMT 310 Wireless Power Solution 450W wireless power solution for industrial robotics, high-power domestic robotics, large drones, telecom edge technology, handheld devices, power tools, e-bikes, e-carts and large batteries.
• PMT 200 Wireless Power Solution 40W value-platform wireless power solution with mid voltage and low current for telecom edge technology, consumer robotics, power tools, smart home and office applications, handheld devices and wearables.
• PMT 100 Wireless Power Solution 40W medium wireless power solution optimized for small form factor IoT devices including medical devices, sensors, smart locks, low-cost robotics, small drones and wearables. MCU-less design reduces implementation costs by up to 50%.
• PMQ 015A Automotive Wireless Charger Multi-coil 15W in-cabin automotive Qi EPP 1.3 wireless charger with up to three coils, advanced FOD with Q-factor, and optional NFC, supporting Apple, Samsung and Google fast charging protocols.
• PMQ 005A Automotive Wireless Charger Single-coil 10W in-cabin automotive Qi BPP 1.2.4 wireless charger with advanced FOD using Q-factor and CISPR 25 class 5 noise suppression.
• PMQ 015 Qi Transmitter 10W Qi 1.2.4 MP-A16 transmitter designed for non-drill repeaters with advanced FOD using Q-factor, in a single coil configuration.
• PMQ 005 Qi Receiver 5W Qi 1.2.4 receiver compatible with Qi certified transmitters, with FOD detection and support for custom load or battery charging algorithms.
• SmartInductive Technology Platform Hybrid wireless power technology combining magnetic induction and resonance, enabling power transfer over distances up to 40cm, with high misalignment flexibility and operation through surfaces and walls. Supports both tightly coupled and loosely coupled systems in a single platform.
• IP Licensing Program Intellectual property licensing program offering access to Powermat's portfolio of over 235 granted patents in more than 20 countries, including Standard Essential IP (Qi & AirFuel inductive) and comprehensive technology and IP licensing on FRAND terms.
• Reference Design Program Turnkey reference designs including schematics, BOM, software, and engineering support for wireless charging implementation, supporting systems up to 2.2KW with both DC-DC and AC-AC configurations.

Quantifiable outcome

• Power transfer up to 40cm distance with energy transfer efficiency above 85%
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers12 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature7 records

Partnerships

Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship, minor and strategic.

• Anker InnovationscoreTechnology or Integration · 27 May 2026Patent license agreement granting Anker access to Powermat's portfolio of wireless power patents covering Qi and Q2 functionalities including magnetic alignment. Both companies will explore collaboration on wireless power technologies across consumer electronics, smart home, and emerging device categories.
• Panasonic Automotive SystemscoreTechnology or Integration · 24 April 2025Patent license agreement granting Panasonic Automotive Systems access to Powermat's extensive patent portfolio for automotive wireless charging applications.
• PowercastflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 13 June 2023Strategic partnership combining Powermat's SmartInductive™ short-range technology with Powercast's long-range RF technology (up to 120 feet) to create a comprehensive wireless power portfolio. Partnership includes joint engineering and productization services, and won 2023 Sustainability Award.
• City TransformerminorOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing Partner · 2 December 2021City Transformer, next-generation urban EV manufacturer, selected Powermat's wireless charging system for ultra-light foldable electric vehicle designed for urban mobility.
• J21 CorporationcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 28 October 2021J21 Corporation appointed as official master distributor for Powermat's wireless charging technology in Japan, supporting market expansion in the Japanese market.
• NewPace Ltd.strategicOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing Partner · 28 June 2021NewPace, developer of advanced cardiac rhythm management technology, licensed Powermat's wireless charging technology for embedding in life-saving medical devices including cardiac rhythm products.
• Pivotal CommwarestrategicOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing Partner · 20 May 2021Pivotal Commware selected Powermat as wireless power supplier for Echo 5G subscriber repeaters, enabling fast large-scale deployment of 5G infrastructure with dynamic system that auto-calibrates distance between receiver and transmitter.
• Jetsons RoboticsminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 21 January 2021Partnership to provide wireless charging technology for autonomous solar panel cleaning robots for commercial and industrial solar installations, supporting operation in harsh outdoor environments.
• First LibracoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 1 January 2020First Libra provides patent prosecution, licensing, and litigation support for Powermat's IP monetization globally. Key player in Israel and international IP monetization with expertise in assessing and developing IP portfolios.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Powercast: Powercast develops long-range RF wireless power technology and is both a Powermat partner (via 2023 strategic partnership) and a partial peer. While the companies collaborate commercially, Powercast's RF-based approach competes with Powermat's inductive/resonance technology for adjacent wireless power use cases.
• WiTricity: WiTricity is a pioneer in resonant wireless power transfer and a major player in wireless EV charging, directly competing with Powermat in high-power and longer-distance applications. Its resonance-based technology overlaps with Powermat's SmartInductive™ hybrid approach.
• Renesas Electronics (formerly IDT): Renesas, through its IDT acquisition, is one of the largest suppliers of Qi-certified wireless charging transmitters and receivers. Its product portfolio directly competes with Powermat's PMQ family in consumer electronics and smartphone applications.
• ConvenientPower: ConvenientPower is a Hong Kong-based wireless charging technology company that develops Qi-standard solutions and licenses IP. It is one of the more direct competitors to Powermat in Qi-certified wireless charging platforms, particularly for consumer electronics OEMs.

Regional players

• Belkin: Belkin is a major consumer brand for wireless charging pads, stands, and accessories, and a WPC licensee. While Belkin operates downstream in consumer accessories rather than licensing IP like Powermat, it is a relevant comparable for Qi consumer wireless charging market dynamics.

Broad incumbents

• NXP Semiconductors: NXP is a major supplier of automotive-grade wireless charging ICs and reference designs, directly competing with Powermat's PMQ automotive family. Its deep relationships with automotive Tier 1s and broad semiconductor portfolio make it a key incumbent competitor in the in-cabin charging market.
• Texas Instruments: Texas Instruments offers wireless power ICs and reference designs and is one of the broader incumbents in power management. Powermat's CTO previously held senior roles at TI, and the companies overlap in providing wireless power solutions for industrial and consumer applications.
• Qualcomm: Qualcomm developed WiPower and Halo wireless charging technologies and is a broad incumbent in mobile and automotive silicon. It competes with Powermat on both Qi-compatible IP and integrated wireless charging ICs, and has the scale to bundle wireless charging into broader platform offerings.

Others

• AirFuel Alliance: AirFuel Alliance is the industry consortium promoting inductive and resonant wireless charging standards alternative to WPC/Qi. Powermat participates in both ecosystems and competes/collaborates with AirFuel member companies in the broader wireless power standards landscape.

Emerging players

• Energous: Energous develops long-range RF-based wireless charging technology. While it addresses a different distance/range profile than Powermat, it competes for the broader wireless power opportunity, particularly in IoT and consumer applications.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles10 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds3 records

Investors7 records

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M&A1 record

Investments

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