A successful trial could pave the way for seamless and convenient charging of e-scooters, replacing a time-consuming and resource-intensive process with a truly next-generation mobility experience.
Until now, inductive charging has been held back by limited adoption and underwhelming solutions. Past offerings were either bulky, inconvenient, or barely more than contactless charging.
Introducing Bumblebee, born in 2021 from £5m in research funding at Imperial’s cutting-edge Wireless Power Lab. Our mission? To create a wireless charging solution people actually want to use — one that’s…
… all while charging multiple devices from a single pad.
Having demonstrated the unique strengths of our patented approach, we’re now ready to join forces with customers and stakeholders to bring this groundbreaking technology to multiple markets worldwide.
We’re currently partnering with clients to banish battery swaps, simplify home charging for e-bikes and e-scooters, and power autonomous industrial and delivery solutions.
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Bumblebee's lightweight, high tolerance-to-misalignment wireless charging solution is a key enabler for autonomy of aerial drones, factory robotics, or home delivery systems.
Bumblebee's USPs enable a single interoperable ground-based charging pad for kick-scooters, ride-on scooters, and e-bikes.
Bumblebee is developing high-power solutions to enable wireless electric car charging without the need for expensive precision parking aids.
We’re a small team of engineering and commercial professionals, creating products that will provide universal and automatic wireless charging for a wide-range of applications in global markets.
Bumblebee is building a team of skilled engineers, product designers and business developers.
Come join us!
A successful trial could pave the way for seamless and convenient charging of e-scooters, replacing a time-consuming and resource-intensive process with a truly next-generation mobility experience.
Bumblebee Power has successfully concluded a £750,000 seed round from investors including the Imperial College Innovation Fund to develop lightweight, high frequency wireless charging technologies.
Voi partners with Imperial College spin-out, Bumblebee Power to enable wireless charging of micro-mobility vehicles. Read the press release.