Xentris Wireless, LLC

Terrell Morrow

Vivek Patel

Mark William Lopotko

Norikiyo I Honda

Christopher Whetstone

Sophia G Martin

A modular wireless power bank system providing supplemental power for an electronic device includes: a power bank with a battery, a charge surface for wireless magnetic induction coupling, a power bank electromechanical connector and a means for coupling with the electronic device, aligned for power transfer via wireless magnetic induction coupling; and a desk stand comprising: a power bank socket configured to receive the power bank, the power bank socket including a stand electromechanical connector aligned to mate with the power bank electromechanical connector upon insertion of the power bank into the power bank socket; and an electronic device cradle configured to receive the electronic device; the power bank socket and the electronic device cradle aligned to receive the power bank and the electronic device either separately or while the power bank is coupled to the electronic device via the attachment means. A corresponding vehicle mount may also be included.

Modular wireless power bank system

A wireless charging dock has a charging element with a first side and a second side; The first side provided with a wireless charge coil and the second side provided with a wireless charge cavity and a cable groove, the wireless charge cavity and the cable groove dimensioned to receive a wireless charger disc and a charge disc cable therein, respectively. The charging element rotatable between a first position in which the first side is oriented to receive a first type of electronic device for wireless charging and a second position in which the second side is oriented to receive a second type of electronic device for wireless charging.

Exchangeable interface charging dock

An illuminated interface cable with a USB type C connector interface on at least one end. A light circuit including a light and a mechanical switch, the light circuit powered by a power level negotiation CC conductor of the cable to energize the light upon actuation of the mechanical switch. The light and switch coupled to the connector interface, the light oriented to illuminate an interconnection area of the connector interface. The light may be provided, for example, as a light emitting diode.

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