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B&Plus Develops Lightweight 500W Wireless Charging Technology for Drones

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Published Apr 15, 2026 8:25 PM ・ Updated Jun 2, 2026 1:01 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

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B&Plus Co., Ltd.
has developed a 500W wireless charging system for industrial drones, achieving a compact design weighing only 550g.

B&Plus Co., Ltd. has developed a 500W wireless charging system for industrial drones, achieving a compact design weighing only 550g.

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Published: Apr 15, 2026

B&Plus Co., Ltd. developed a 500W wireless charging technology specifically for industrial drones, balancing high output with a compact size (134x120x62mm) and lightweight (approx. 550g). The system allows for rapid charging while minimizing the impact on flight time. It features a misalignment tolerance of up to 50mm and uses the CCCV method for efficiency and safety. The company has begun providing custom prototypes tailored to specific aircraft specifications to support autonomous drone operations.

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FAQ

How much does the charging unit weigh?

Approximately 550g.

What is the misalignment tolerance?

It allows for up to 50mm of axis misalignment.

What are the key facts in this article?

B&Plus Co., Ltd. has developed a 500W wireless charging system for industrial drones, achieving a compact design weighing only 550g.

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