Author name: Anna Boroshok

e-peas is pleased to announce that Dan Harper, Senior Vice President of Global Sales, will participate in the upcoming round table discussion organized by the World of Connected AI (WCA). The session, titled Wireless Power and Energy Harvesting: Shaping the Future of Connected AI, will take place on October 2, 2025, from 9:00 to 10:30 […]

e-peas is excited to participate in Silicon Labs Works With 2025 in Austin, Texas on October 1–2. At this leading IoT developer conference, we will showcase our cutting-edge energy harvesting technology and demonstrate innovative autonomous devices powered by e-peas ultra-low-power PMICs. Our representatives will be on site to meet you: Dan Harper – Senior Vice

Looking for a faster path to plug-free products? At SIDO Lyon (IoT • IA • Robotique • XR), September 17–18, we’ll show how energy harvesting PMICs turn ambient energy into reliable power for devices that work anywhere without disposable batteries. What you’ll see at Booth E218 Live demos of remote controls, sensors, and asset tags

Energy harvesting PMIC technology is reshaping how entertainment devices are powered. Instead of swapping disposable batteries or running wires, devices can capture ambient energy (light, RF, motion, thermal) and run reliably without plugs and with far less maintenance. We’ll show it live at IBC – International Broadcasting Convention, Amsterdam, September 13–15, 2025. If you’re building

Energy harvesting PMIC technology is moving from R&D to real-world products – and we’re bringing it to IFA Berlin, September 5–9, 2025 at Messe Berlin. If you’re building consumer electronics or smart-home devices that should work anywhere without cords (and with far fewer battery swaps), come talk to us. Who you’ll meet on site (feel

e-peas and Epishine are joining forces at The Things Conference (Booth B5) on September 23–24, 2025, in Amsterdam to showcase a game-changing solution for the logistics and transportation industries. Together, we’re proving that IoTsensors and asset trackers can now run fully on solar energy thanks to Epishine’s indoor solar cells and e-peas’ ultra-low-power energy harvesting