Reach Power · Jun 2026
Reach and Gambit announced OECIF funding for SWARM, combining wireless power beaming and AI-enabled autonomy for persistent drone swarm operations.
Long range, wireless energy distribution that scales
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Reach builds patented, AI-driven wireless power-at-a-distance systems that beam RF energy to keep drones, robots, sensors, and other industrial devices continuously powered without cables or frequent battery swaps.
Primary product
Wireless power-at-a-distance / power-beaming platform (transmitter, receiver, and control dashboard)
Founded
2015
Headquarters
Redwood City, California, United States (114 Hazel Ave)
Team size
11-50
Industry
Wireless Services
Sub-industry
Wireless power-at-a-distance / RF power beaming
Offices
3 jobs at Reach
Business model
Leadership
Founder and CEO
President
Vice President of Engineering
Director of Technical Strategy
Senior Director of Product Management
Vice President Marketing
Presley Pahl
Director of Federal Programs
Reach describes a collaborative, inclusive, and creative culture that values authentic self-expression, innovation, and impact.
Compensation
No public salary bands or compensation details were disclosed on the careers page.
Benefits
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
USD 7M-15M
Estimated monthly visits
6.4K
Reach Power · Jun 2026
Reach and Gambit announced OECIF funding for SWARM, combining wireless power beaming and AI-enabled autonomy for persistent drone swarm operations.
Reach Power · May 2026
Reach announced a U.S. Army xTechSearch 9 win and a new Phase I SBIR for persistent drone operations using wireless power beaming.
Business Wire · Jul 2025
Reach said DARPA selected it for the Embedded Entrepreneur Initiative (EEI), a commercialization-focused award intended to accelerate RF wireless power transfer across government and commercial markets.
Business Wire · Nov 2024
Reach announced completion of an AFRL contract and a live demo of passive and active wireless power relay nodes at its Redwood City headquarters.
Business Wire · May 2024
Reach demonstrated a mesh-network RF wireless power system for a drone in flight at NASA Ames under a DARPA-funded project.