WARP Solutions

About WARP Solutions

Based in Seoul, South Korea, WARP Solution operates as a fabless semiconductor company focused on radio frequency (RF) based wireless charging technology. The company was founded in January 2016 by Kyung-hak Lee, an engineer with over two decades of experience in technical development. Lee's professional journey includes a significant tenure as a senior researcher at LG Electronics, where he contributed to the development of numerous mobile phone products, including the world's first antenna for a full-LCD model. His expertise was further honed at Silicon R&D Inc. and the Center for Integrated Smart Sensor (CISS), where he developed the foundational ideas and patents for long-range wireless charging that led to the creation of WARP Solution. WARP Solution develops and designs non-memory semiconductor components, specifically micro-miniature RF power amplification devices and high-frequency rectifiers. The firm's core business revolves around the commercialization of long-distance, simultaneous wireless charging for multiple devices. This technology is designed to transmit power up to 6 meters, a significant increase compared to standard Qi wireless charging pads. The company's business model includes engaging in Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and Original Design Manufacturer (ODM) services, collaborating with partners to manage the entire process from product design and manufacturing to market launch. Its clientele and applications span various sectors, including smart homes, smart factories, IoT, and medical devices. The company's product portfolio is centered on its proprietary RF wireless charging technology. A key offering is the power amplifier package and module, which serves as a core component for both long-range wireless charging and 5G networks. One of their showcased products is "Space:on," a lamp-like transmitter that can charge multiple devices within a 40cm radius and utilizes Gallium Nitride (GaN) to handle higher power outputs up to 3W. A distinguishing feature of their technology is the patented Multi-Frequency Multi-Charging (MFMC) system, which allows a single transmitter to track and power multiple receivers simultaneously. The company has received multiple accolades, including the Korea Technology Innovation grand prize and being selected by KISTEP as a developer of one of the 10 promising future technologies in 2018.