2021 IEEE Wireless Power Transfer Conference (WPTC)

Theories and techniques for wireless power transfer

Magnetic resonance, inductive and capacitive wireless power transfer.
Magnetic fields shaping.
Directional and omni-directional wireless power transfer.
Other topics related to theories and techniques for near-, mid- or far-range wireless power transfer.

Devices and systems for short-distance wireless power transfer

Coils, resonators, coil arrays, passive elements, integrated circuits and packaging.
SISO, MIMO, links and system architectures. 
Modeling, simulation and topologies.
EMC/EMI, shielding and system issues.
Power management and electronics.
Static and dynamic wireless charging.
Applications of wireless power transfer such as electrical vehicles, unmanned aerial vehicles, consumer electronics, wearable devices, RFID, near-field communication and etc. 

Industrial applications, issues and regulations 

Environmental effects.
Co-existence of wireless power and signal transfer.
Efficiency improvement techniques.
Power conditioning and controlling.
Standardization and regulations.

Microwave/mm-Wave wireless power transfer and RF energy harvesting

Antennas/rectennas and phased array designs. High-frequency AC-DC rectifier circuits.
Beamforming and signal processing.
High efficiency amplifiers and transmitters. 
RF energy harvesting and scavenging.
Passive and active components and integrated circuits.
THz rectennas and techniques.
Applications. 

Biomedical and healthcare applications

Devices, circuits, topologies, systems and instrumentation for biomedical and healthcare applications.
Clinically implantable medical devices and systems.
Biological and health effects.
Human body modeling.

Emerging techniques and applications

New techniques, architectures and devices. 
Internet of Things (IoT).
5G technologies.
Satellite, space- and air-borne applications.
Energy transmission.
Power beaming.
Printable and planar electronics, 3-D electronics and miniaturization.  
Low-cost systems. 
Manufacturing, transportation, utility infrastructure, underground, agriculture field and construction operation and applications.
New education methods.