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.
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.