Patent Monetization Fundamentals: Must Know Before Monetizing Your Patent

Today’s smartphones drain battery fast — especially when you’re using data, traveling, or juggling multiple phone numbers. Many people carry more than one phone or swap SIM cards to stay connected across different networks or countries. Plus, you’re always hunting for a charger or power bank.

1. No more SIM-swapping or extra phones — it holds three SIM cards at once, so you can be on three networks (like personal, work, and international) without switching anything.
2. No more battery anxiety — it quietly “catches” spare Wi-Fi energy floating around you and turns it into tiny bits of power to help keep your phone alive longer — like solar panels, but for Wi-Fi.

Prior mobile devices have either offered multi-SIM functionality (dual-SIM being the current industry standard) or experimented with ambient energy harvesting (like RF, solar, or thermal). No commercially viable or patented device combines triple-SIM capability with Wi-Fi signal harvesting for battery charging — especially not as an integrated, user-transparent system within a mainstream smartphone form factor.

More specifically:

• Triple-SIM phones exist mostly in niche or regional markets but lack advanced power solutions.
• Wi-Fi/RF energy harvesting has been demonstrated in labs or IoT sensors, but never scaled efficiently for power-hungry smartphones — and certainly not integrated directly into consumer handsets.
• No prior art merges multi-network flexibility with self-sustaining energy tech to solve real-world user pain points: constant charging and SIM management.