Ben Waters, CEO of Wibotic, joins Mike Oitzman and Gene Demaitre to discuss how wireless charging is evolving for larger, more autonomous robotics fleets.

The conversation explores why opportunity charging—charging robots during natural idle moments—is becoming essential for maintaining uptime at scale.

Ben explains the trade-offs between charging speed, battery size, infrastructure costs, safety, and maintenance.

They also discuss Wibotic’s expansion into outdoor robotics, medical carts, drones, humanoids, defense, and other markets; the company’s IP65-rated 1-kilowatt charger; development toward 3-kilowatt systems; and software that helps customers model ROI and predict battery degradation.

The episode offers a practical look at why charging infrastructure, battery strategy, certification, and fleet data will shape the next generation of robotics.

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Closing the loop of autonomy takes more than a great robot.

WiBotic provides reliable wireless charging and fleet energy management for autonomous robots and other battery-powered systems.

This patented technology gives robots more freedom to charge throughout their normal workflow, helping increase the uptime, ROI, and safety of your fleet.

AMRs, drones, floor scrubbers, humanoids, and everything in-between, WiBotic makes charging simple, seamless, and scalable.

Learn more at http://www.wibotic.com/robotreport

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