Author name: Anna Boroshok

This year again e-peas technology will be present at Vivatech, the greatest tech event involving start-ups, media, major OEMs, investors for 4 days of intensive interactions, happening 17th -20th June in ParisExpo, Portes de Versailles, both on booth Hall7.3 3H37-026 of AWEX delegation and on Demo pod Hall 7.2 SU ALLEY 2 , nearby Stage

Watch the interview here. For more than 10 years, e-peas has been working on low-power and self-powered technologies to help wireless devices become more autonomous and stay connected for longer. Geoffroy Gosset, CEO and co-founder, explains more. What are the main challenges in energy harvesting? The biggest challenge for devices like smart wearables, wireless sensors,

  e-peas has been selected to participate in the Amazon Devices Climate Tech Accelerator, an initiative from Amazon Devices & Services supporting innovative climate technologies. At e-peas, we believe energy harvesting will play a key role in enabling a new generation of more energy-efficient and maintenance-reduced electronic devices. Through ultra-low-power PMICs and ambient energy harvesting

Demonstrations will highlight benefits across consumer, logistics and transportation, and smart building applications while showcasing the industry’s first single-chip PMIC for hybrid indoor-outdoor photovoltaic systems Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, 3rd March 2026 – e‑peas, a pioneer in ultra-low-power energy harvesting power management technologies, will showcase its range of PMIC technologies at Embedded World. These enable more sustainable

Dynamic μW-to-W power range supports self-charging consumer devices, from CCTV cameras and headphones to hiking computers, powered by hybrid PV cells Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, 3 December 2025 – e-peas today announces the launch of the AEM15820, an energy-harvesting PMIC designed to unlock the full potential of hybrid photovoltaic (PV) cells in both small portable devices and