NASA’s Beaming Energy for Air Mobility Team

NASA’s Beaming Energy for Air Mobility team successfully completed a first-of-its-kind power beaming test at NASA Glenn on June 4, 2025. Later this year, the tested transmitter will be used in a demonstration to wirelessly transmit power using microwaves to a custom power receiver — a step toward gap-filling technology that could one day deliver power on the surface of the Moon or Mars. Pictured from left to right are Hayden Klopp, Rebecca Buehrle, Kerry Johnson, Avery Brock, Seth Schisler, Vladimir Volman, Seth Waldstein, David Rinehart, Rocco Viggiano, and Donald Dornbusch.

NASA’s Beaming Energy for Air Mobility team successfully completed a first-of-its-kind power beaming test at NASA Glenn on June 4, 2025. Later this year, the tested transmitter will be used in a demonstration to wirelessly transmit power using microwaves to a custom power receiver — a step toward gap-filling technology that could one day deliver power on the surface of the Moon or Mars. Pictured from left to right are Hayden Klopp, Rebecca Buehrle, Kerry Johnson, Avery Brock, Seth Schisler, Vladimir Volman, Seth Waldstein, David Rinehart, Rocco Viggiano, and Donald Dornbusch.

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