We saw a similar system by Energysquare earlier this month. It uses stickers instead of cases and specialized accessories. Fli’s products contain chips that tell the pad to start sharing electricity. The company claims these chips prevent the pad from shocking people or turning on when liquid’s spilled.
Both companies dream of a utopia where everyone is using conductive charging pads with dedicated squares and cases. Maybe this will happen. Maybe not. Probably not. But yo, whatever you have to do to get your charge, go and do it. Buy this $129 charging option, or buy Energysquare’s $89 version, or stick with your complimentary USB cable and a power brick. Live your charging truth; follow your heart.
