USPTO Patent Grant for Dynamic Power Configurations

ChangeBridge: Patent Grants - Power Supply (H02J)

Published March 24th, 2026

Detected March 25th, 2026

Summary

The USPTO has granted a patent to Atmosic Technologies, Inc. for a method of dynamically selecting power and charging configurations for wireless devices. The patent covers systems that can utilize USB power, battery power, or harvested energy based on availability and energy levels.

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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued patent US12587026B2 to Atmosic Technologies, Inc. This patent details a method for dynamically managing power sources in wireless devices. The system determines the availability of a USB power source, an internal battery, and harvested environmental energy to power the device's load.

This patent grant is primarily an intellectual property development and does not impose new regulatory obligations on businesses. However, companies involved in wireless device manufacturing, power management, or energy harvesting technologies may wish to review the patent's claims to understand the scope of the granted intellectual property and ensure their own product designs do not infringe upon this patent.

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Dynamically selectable power and charging configurations

Grant US12587026B2 Kind: B2 Mar 24, 2026

Assignee

Atmosic Technologies, Inc.

Inventors

Dimitrios Filippos Papadopoulos, Manolis Terrovitis, Justin Ann-Ping Hwang

Abstract

A method for powering a wireless device includes determining a presence or absence of a USB power source connected to the wireless device, determining a presence or absence of a battery connected to the wireless device, obtaining a level of energy harvested from a surrounding environment of the wireless device, and powering a load of the wireless device using one of the USB power source, the battery, or the harvested energy based on the presence or absence of the USB power source, the presence or absence of the battery, and the harvested energy level.