Company Visits
Monday 14 and Thursday 17 November. 12.00pm - 2.00pm
Delegates will only be able to visit either Levant Power or MIT on Monday 14 November.
IDTechEx will host visits to local organizations developing or implementing Energy Harvesting or Wireless Sensing & Locating technologies.
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Places at the tour are limited, please email Corinne Jennings at c.jennings@idtechex.com to secure your place. Priority on the tours is given to attendees at the masterclass sessions.
* Tours are hosted by the company, who have the right to decline someone from attending. This is beyond the control of IDTechEx and you will be informed of this as quickly as possible if this is the case. |
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Monday 14 November Levant Power |
Regenerative valves for transportation and actuation
GenShock origins / How it works
Levant development, testing and production facility
What you can do with GenShock
Demonstrations of GenShock equipped vehicles (video and at least 1 live vehicle; most likely 2)
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Monday 14 November Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) |
Come tour the historic Rohsenow Kendall Heat Transfer Lab, one of the oldest
labs at MIT. Renovated in the summer of 2010, the lab now features some of
the newest facilities in the Mechanical Engineering department. On the tour,
you will learn about cutting edge research in the field of heat transfer,
including thermoelectric solid-state heat-to-electricity conversion,
near-field thermal radiation, solar-thermal systems design, laser-based
picosecond thermometry, and desalination.
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Thursday 17 November
WiTricity |
WiTricity will showcase a variety of wirelessly powered prototypes ranging from consumer electronics to electric vehicles.
WiTricity Corporation designs, develops, manufactures, and markets technology for wireless energy transfer. Founded in 2007, the company is commercializing patented technology invented by a team of world renowned MIT physicists. This technology utilizes magnetism to transfer energy without wires in a way that is safe, efficient, and that works over distance
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