Charge Your Vehicle by Changing Lanes
Cornell aims to reduce greenhouse emissions by a considerable percentage with its inventive path towards the wireless charging of electric vehicles. The team strives to accomplish this by exploring a way to charge electric vehicles while in motion, aspiring to have a meaningful impact on the development of the infrastructure in the U.S. for decades to come.
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