S TEPHEN R. R IZZONE C HIEF E XECUTIVE O FFICER I NVESTOR P RESENTATION M ARCH 2014 Filed pursuant to Rule 433 Registration Number 333 - 193522 March 12, 2014

 
 

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P ROBLEM S OLVED We wirelessly charge devices at a distance with a 3 - D pocket of energy O UR S OLUTION (I N D EVELOPMENT ) • WattUp transmitter will deliver power up to 15 feet in any direction to WattUp receivers • Initial WattUp - licensed products will deliver 6 watts total to 4 - 24 devices • User will decide how much power to send to each device via software driven user interface 3 “Outlet Hunters” P ROBLEM : C HARGING REQUIRES TETHERING • Have to find a power outlet • Limits usability of mobile devices TM

 
 

P ARTNERS • Engaged leading testing firms to create a well - defined path for regulatory testing – Underwriters Laboratories (UL) – BACL – Intertek • Will license WattUp to market - leading OEMs to engender consumer confidence • Will coordinate with top retailers to understand what safety parameters they require T ECHNOLOGY • WattUp transmits over same standard ISM radio bands as Wi - Fi routers and cordless phones • Power is transmitted (distributed) over multiple antennas and collected on the receiving device – Any one WattUp antenna has lower power density than a cellular phone antenna 4 S AFETY Our partners will help us demonstrate our belief that our technology is safe S AFETY & R EGULATORY F OCUS • FCC Part 15 and Part 18 • California Energy Commission (CEC) • Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)

 
 

5 • M ICHAEL L EABMAN ’ S E XPERIENCE • BS & MS from MIT • Built phased array systems for Department of Defense • Previously, founder/CTO of two startups in related fields – PureWave : WiMax & LTE base stations – TruePath : Multi - antenna systems that deliver Wi - Fi 50+ miles • T ECHNOLOGICAL A DVANCEMENTS • Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs): Smaller technology nodes • New antenna technologies: Metamaterials • Processing power: Moore’s Law T RUE W IRELESS P OWER : W HY N OW ? Our experience and new developments in technology make this possible

 
 

6 P RICE S CALABILITY Our WattUp transmitter can scale in price to address different markets* $0 $50 $100 $150 $200 $250 $300 $350 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Licensee’s Cost of Goods Power (Watts) 1 st ASIC 2 nd ASIC 3 rd ASIC * Based on Energous simulations

 
 

7 S IZE S CALABILITY Our WattUp transmitter can also scale in size to enable different use cases* Size (in 2 ) 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Power (Watts) 1 st ASIC 2 nd ASIC 3 rd ASIC * Based on Energous simulations

 
 

• O UR IP STRATEGY IS DESIGNED TO PROTECT THE 5 KEY AREAS OF OUR TECHNOLOGY 1. Processing algorithm 2. Antenna design 3. Transmitter and Receiver ASICs 4. Other software controls (e.g., Bluetooth management) 5. Hardware (e.g., board layout) • W E EXPECT THAT OUR PATENT PORTFOLIO WILL POSITION US FOR LEADERSHIP • 37 patent applications filed; 33 more in - process • Innovation is our most fundamental core value 8 P ATENT S TRATEGY Our IP is our most important asset, so we are moving quickly to protect it

 
 

E COSYSTEM Our goal is to enable wireless power the way Wi - Fi enables wireless data 9

 
 

10 F OLLOWING THE W I - F I G AME P LAN We intend to establish WattUp as a standard using the lessons from Wi - Fi’s rollout E ARLY W I - F I INNOVATORS ESTABLISHED A STANDARD BY : • Carefully s electing initial target markets • Building multiple chips to further technology • Partnering with market leading product companies • Creating reference designs to reduce partners’ risk and enable early adoption • Validating applications through aftermarket accessories • Forming an association that led to adoption of a standard

 
 

11 I NITIAL T ARGET M ARKETS We considered various industry dynamics in scoring our opportunities Segment Power Require d Market Size Availabl e Margin Growth Rate Time - to - market Avg Smart Phone Accessories 4 5 4 5 5 4.6 Smart Phones 3 5 5 5 3 4.2 Tablet & Reader Accessories 3 4 4 5 5 4.2 Tablets & Readers 2 4 5 5 3 3.8 Wearables 5 2 1 5 4 3.4 Computer Accessories 4 4 3 3 3 3.4 Other Electronics (cameras) 2 5 3 3 3 3.2 LED Lighting ( battery - powered ) 5 2 1 4 4 3.2 Controllers (television, stereo, gaming ) 4 2 2 4 4 3.2 Toys (battery powered) 4 4 1 4 3 3.2 Medical Devices 4 4 5 2 1 3.2 Personal Electronics ( toothbrushes , razors) 5 3 1 3 3 3.0 Flashlights 5 2 1 2 5 3.0 Home Security & Sensors 5 2 1 3 2 2.6

 
 

Consumer OEM Devices • Samsun g • Nokia • Motorola • LG • HTC Accessories • Otterbox • Belkin • Incipio • AnyMod e 12 E COSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT : M OBILE P HONE M ARKET We have identified potential partners in the mobile ecosystem Consum er ODM • Foxconn • Foxlink • BYD • KH Vatek • Sejin / Hanbit • DongHwa Hanbit agreed to a strategic equity investment in March 2014 Cellular • AT&T • Verizon • Sprint • T - Mobile • Softbank Semiconduc tor • B roadco m • Intel • Qualcom m OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer; ODM = Original Design Manufacturer

 
 

13 B USINESS R OADMAP We have a robust plan of operational, technical and strategic goals • 1 st Gen Prototype • Management Team • 2 nd Gen Prototype • 1 st Gen Transmitter and Receiver ASICs • Strategic Partnership Announcements • First Commercial Reference Design • Regulatory Approvals • Initial Licensed Products at CES • 2 nd Gen Transmitter and Receiver ASICs • 3 rd Gen Transmitter and Receiver ASICs • Foundational Patents Granted 2013 2014 2015

 
 

<1 mW Inductive Mat Conductive Mat 3 - D Pocket - forming (one to many) RF Harvesting Magnetic Resonance Power Delivered ~1 W <0.5” Up to 12” Up to 30’ Range Up to 90W C OMPETITIVE L ANDSCAPE There are no other players in the 3 - D Pocket - forming space 14 2 - D Radio Frequency (one to one) * We expect that our initial licensed products will deliver up to 6 watts at distances of up to 15’ *

 
 

Steve Rizzone Michael Leabman Chairman & CEO Founder, CTO & Director • CEO of 9 high tech companies • Led 8 transactions, totaling about $5B in shareholder appreciation • Fellow, National Association of Corporate Directors • Founder, CTO & VP of 3 successful startups in multi - antenna systems • Prolific inventor with 12+ related U.S./Intl. patents • BS/MS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tom Iwanski George B. Holmes Billy Crotty Interim CFO VP Sales & Marketing VP Operations • 30+ year career in finance • Director or officer for 5 SEC reporting companies • 30+ years in sales and marketing with 10 public and private high - tech companies • 25+ years in global operations, supply chain, sales, biz dev , engineering & strategic planning 15 M ANAGEMENT T EAM We have years of high - tech entrepreneurial experience

 
 

16 I NDEPENDENT B OARD M EMBERS Our directors lend critical industry knowledge and technical credibility Robert Griffin Nicolaos G. Alexopulos , PhD TBD Independent Director Independent Director Independent Director • Founder and CEO of Griffin International Companies • Clients include retailers such as Apple, Best Buy, Target, Wal - Mart, Amazon and Toys R Us • Licensed products with Disney, Hamilton Beach, Duracell, Bass Pro Shops, and Alienware • Formerly VP at Best Buy • VP for RF Technologies, Antennas at Broadcom • Author of five benchmark publications in antenna design • Former Chair of Electrical Engineering department at UCLA and Dean of UC Irvine’s Engineering School • IEEE fellow & member of the US National Academy of Engineering

 
 

C APITALIZATION T ABLE After giving effect to intended 1 - 3.99 split Security Current Post - IPO % Common Stock Outstanding (1) 2,918,740 2,918,740 23.0% Promissory Note w/ Interest thru 3/15/2014 2,309,582 2,309,582 18.2% Employee Options Outstanding (2) 733,333 733,333 5.8% Employee Options Reserved for Future Issuance 308,834 308,834 2.4% Director / Consultant Options Reserved for Future Issuance 250,000 250,000 2.0% Warrants Outstanding (3) (4) 513,519 949,519 7.5% Shares Issued In Offering (4) - 4,000,000 31.4% Estimated Increase in Employee Option Plan (5) - 1,246,900 9.8% Fully Diluted Share Total 7,034,008 12,673,008 100% Shares + In - The - Money Derivatives (6) 5,599,344 9,599,344 Company Valuation @ $5/share $ 27,996,722 $47,996,722 17 (1 ) Includes shares issuable upon closing of $1M investment from Hanbit Electronics (2) Weighted average strike price of options is $ 2.19 (3) Weighted average strike price of warrants is currently $1.46; post - IPO, it will be $3.67 ( 4 ) Does not include underwriter's 15% over - allotment option ( 600,000 shares) and related warrants (60,000 shares) (5) Increase in employee option pool will be concurrent with IPO (6) Assumes cashless conversion of in - the - money derivatives Numbers do not sum to 100% due to rounding

 
 

18 S UMMARY Our goal is to revolutionize the way people use electricity • We have the opportunity — there is a real problem to be solved • We have the technology to solve the problem, with no meaningful competition • We have the team, the strategic partners and a plan to capitalize on the opportunity We believe we have all the pieces we need to be a company of real significance.