"Every year at IFA, we see a hundred different takes on the wireless charger, and almost all of them are boring. They're faster, or thinner, or have one more coil than last year's model. It's a category that has felt stuck in a loop of minor iteration, a solution that only halfway solves the problem of cable clutter by creating its own form of desk clutter."
"The MagFusion Ark consists of a main base that can hold up to three devices, and docked on top are three detachable spheres. These spheres are not just passive charging points; they are self-contained power banks. You can charge your phone on a sphere while it's docked, then just grab the sphere with the phone still attached and walk out the door. This "drop-to-charge, grab-to-go" idea completely reframes the relationship between stationary and portable power, merging them into one seamless system."
"Each of the six total charging points, three on the base and one on each sphere, can deliver up to 25W of wireless power. That means you could simultaneously fast charge six smartphones without a significant drop in performance, a scenario that would bring most multi-device chargers to their knees. For a busy household or a shared office desk, this solves the constant battle for the fastest charging spot."
Aukey's MagFusion Ark reimagines wireless charging as a modular system with a base and three detachable spherical power banks. The base supports up to three devices while each sphere functions as a self-contained power bank that charges when docked and can be grabbed with a phone attached. The system uses the Qi2.2 standard for broader compatibility and future-proofing. Each of six charging points (three on the base and one per sphere) can deliver up to 25W, enabling simultaneous fast charging of six smartphones without major performance loss. The design aims to reduce cable and desk clutter while providing flexible stationary and portable power.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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