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Tesla had a patent published for wireless charging that detects metal objects on the pad under varying temperatures, filed in March. The system uses inductive coils to distinguish temperature shifts from foreign objects. Tesla plans wireless charging for Cybercab and Robotaxi to streamline autonomous rides, making reliable object detection essential for safe, hands-free charging.
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