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IBBX's antenna testing at INPE 1 (Brazil's National Institute for Space Research)

IBBX is a Brazilian innovation company, focused on developing wireless energy technology. The company has developed and filled patents of its proprietary solution, providing electrical energy from electromagnetic waves and being able to charge fixed and mobile devices, such as security cameras, smartphones, remote controls and IoT devices, including those used for industrial automation. Luis Fernando Destro is IBBX's Chief Technology Officer. Physics expert and creator of IBBX’s technology with extensive experience in solving industrial problems. Entrepreneur since the age of 18, he worked in big projects in industrial automation and large machinery areas as a consultant for large companies such as Azul Linhas Aéreas, Saint-Gobain Group, Cutrale and CPIC, among others. He is currently managing high technology projects and patents for application in telecommunications and semiconductor industry areas. Benjamim Galvão, IBBX’s R&D senior system engineer, has a degree in Electrical Engineer and a masters in Electronics and Telecommunications. He participated in several test missions and technical presentations of satellite programs and industrial projects in Brazil and in several other countries. He was the Electrical Architect of the First Brazilian Satellite - SCD1 - 1982 - 1984. Until 2008, he participated in all INPE (Brazil's National Space Research Institute) satellite programs. He specified, designed and implemented the EMI/EMC/Antenna (Interference / Compatibility, Antennas) and Telecommunications testing laboratories at INPE. He was a member of Associations committees and consultant to regulatory bodies: ANATEL, AEB, ABNT, AEA, ABRICEM, among others. Co-author of books, author of several technical articles with presentations in Brazil and abroad, as well as participation in several other projects throughout his career. He ministered EMC short courses to more than 800 professionals from research centers, industries and government institutions in Brazil and South America. He also works as consultant for EMC projects in Brazil in the space, military and industrial areas (automotive, telecommunications, hospital doctor, energy) and abroad. The National Institute for Space Research (Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais, INPE, in portuguese) is a research unit of the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. Its main goals are fostering scientific research and technological applications and qualifying personnel in the fields of space and atmospheric sciences, space engineering, and space technology. The Institute is a center of excellence and an international reference in space and atmospheric science research, space engineering, meteorology, Earth observation by satellite images and studies of climate change. The Integration and Testing Laboratory (Laboratório de Integração e Testes, LIT, in portuguese) mission is to contribute to the country's progressive autonomy in strategic areas, providing technical support for the national productive sector's efforts to develop its competitiveness in the international market and creating the necessary environment for the promotion of national space programs and in cooperation with other countries, providing high-quality, low-cost services on time. The laboratory has more than 20000 square meters and is equipped with the most sophisticated infrastructure for space applications qualifying systems. Although it was specially designed and built to meet the needs of the Brazilian Space Program, LIT is also a sophisticated instrument for the qualification of industrial products that require a high degree of reliability. LIT provides resources for carry out tests that contribute to the development and promotion of new technologies.