The intelligent wireless power company, MetaPower becomes one of the 12 startups newly added to the 5G Open Innovation Lab (5G OIL).
5G OIL is an ecosystem of startups, enterprise and industry partners, and investors who come together and collaborate to develop new technologies and solutions leveraging the power of edge computing and 5G.
“Our inclusion in the upcoming Batch #5 program comes at the perfect time. We have successfully completed initial functional prototypes and launched our early access program with leading companies in Industrial IoT and controls. Our participation will supercharge development of our production systems built around 5G technologies.” said Mark Waldenberg, CEO of MetaPower. “Having direct access to leading technology companies will help us deliver compelling use cases and a Go-to-Market plan that maximizes value for our industrial customers.”
“We welcome MetaPower as a new member in our Batch 5 program,” said Jim Brisimitzis, Managing Partner at 5G OIL. “Their unique combination of leveraging 5G technologies and edge computing aligns perfectly to our ecosystem focus. ”
As a new member of the 5G Open Innovation Lab, MetaPower will utilize partnerships with the world’s top wireless, cloud, and technology companies to access advanced testing facilities otherwise often outside the reach of an early-stage startup to conduct cutting-edge testing and validation of system deployment scenarios that utilize the advanced network capabilities of 5G, mmWave wireless power beaming, and edge computing. The Seattle-based startup will jumpstart development of a production cloud solution for installation, secure operation, and monitoring of MetaPower’s SmartLink System. It will develop and validate commercial use cases in key vertical markets in collaboration with market leading partners within the 5G OIL, and integrate technology from partner companies that focus on AI/ML, industrial machine vision, and security. The 2020-founded company will improve the Early Access Program to enable industrial data from the edge at scale across key verticals of Energy Production, Utilities, Manufacturing and Material Processing. It will also gain access to the more than one hundred venture capital investors participating in the ecosystem.
