The wireless powering system is regarded as a core technology of “Electrification 2.0,” distinguished by its ability to deliver energy without relying on traditional power cables or batteries, directly supplying stable electricity to various receiving devices and equipment. This innovation not only overcomes the limitations of conventional wired power supply and energy storage methods, but also enables greater design flexibility, reduces maintenance costs, and enhances user convenience. With its rapidly expanding applications, wireless power can be widely adopted across consumer electronics, smart homes, industrial automation, medical devices, and intelligent transportation, driving society toward a new era of more efficient, safe, and sustainable energy utilization.