Connectors are used extensively to enable the transmission of data or power to different electrical systems.
However, current connectors with physical interconnections limit the integration of these electrical systems.
Indeed, to install connectors, holes are often required to pass cables to supply power to sensors or other embedded systems. Maintaining the tightness and hermeticity of these systems is complex.
In addition, once installed, the open physical contact is subject to contact corrosion induced by repeated movements, vibrations and rotations, which greatly reduces the reliability of the connectors and increases maintenance operations.
In the case of applications with specific ejection technologies using physical and wired contacts, the cables can get detached, resulting in subsequent system failure and non-use of the equipment.
In other cases, systems are subject to particular environmental constraints (humidity, dirt and salt spray) that accelerate wear. Currently, plugs or complex mechanics offer solutions, but they are very expensive.