# Wireless Powered Smart Home of the Future — ATLAS Power Networks

A smarter home starts with how it's powered. Connected homes keep adding devices, and each one still needs its own cable, outlet, or battery. ATLAS is exploring how authenticated wireless power — drawn from energy your home already has on the roof, in storage, or from the grid — could change that inside an approved coverage area. This is a future residential concept, not a catalog of products you can buy today: devices and coverage shown here are illustrative, nothing shown is available for purchase, and nothing here is an offer to sell.

## The concept

- **Powered by your home's existing energy** — Rooftop generation, storage, or the grid already supplies the home. ATLAS would move and manage that energy inside the house; it does not generate it.
- **Intelligently managed** — Sessions would be authenticated, scheduled, and recorded under human supervision — so lights, sensors, and other small devices get power when they should, within agreed limits.
- **Wirelessly delivered** — Inside an approved coverage area, small household endpoints could receive power without a dedicated cable to each one. Coverage and devices on this page are illustrative.

## The building blocks

- **PowerLink X1** — Transmitter-and-receiver reference system in controlled validation.
- **PowerLink X2** — Pre-silicon chip program for identity, authorization and power handling.
- **PowerOS** — Manages and records authenticated power sessions under human supervision.

## Home robots

- **Jobs around the house** — Illustrative roles include cleaning floors, helping in the kitchen, laundry, outdoor upkeep, and in-home assistance.
- **Power that moves with the robot** — Wireless delivery inside an approved area is the design intent, so robots can work the floor plan and top up as they go instead of stopping at a dock.
- **Still a concept** — Nothing here is a robot product for sale, a performance claim, or a ship date. Device and robot support would depend on engineering validation, equipment authorization, and manufacturer compatibility.

## Illustrative home devices and robots

LED ceiling lights, bedside lamp, kitchen counter charging pad, smart speaker, thermostat wall controller, security camera, video doorbell / smart lock, robotic vacuum, desk lamp workspace accessory, home sensor / IoT monitor, kitchen assist robot, laundry / folding robot, floor / surface cleaning robot, outdoor / yard robot, care / companion robot.

## Claim boundary

Pricing, availability, specifications, certifications and ship dates are not announced. Consumer products from this concept are planned for a dedicated ATLAS product site, separate from the enterprise pilot and research programs. Device support would depend on completed engineering validation, equipment authorization and manufacturer compatibility.

B2B / OEM robot programs are intended to run on the same PowerOS session network used in PowerLink X1 smartphone validation; this page remains illustrative.