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Showcasing partner and customer applications for sustainable power management, sensing, monitoring and edge IoT applications – Hall 4A / 4A-301 Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, 5th March, 2025 – e-peas has announced it will attend Embedded World and showcase its advanced technologies that enable Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and facility managers to develop battery-free IoT systems for smart building […]

Greatech, a German hardware developer and manufacturer specializing in energy-efficient wireless embedded systems for terrestrial and satellite communication, launches Sensoco® Loomair Solar, a light-powered CO₂ sensor with multi-connectivity designed for smart buildings. The sensor combines Epishine’s indoor solar cell as the power source with e-peas®’ power management integrated circuit (PMIC), ensuring efficient energy conversion and continuous operation. Developed for smart buildings,

In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, sustainable development is becoming increasingly important in every industry, driving innovation and fostering a reinforced sense of environmental responsibilities. The Internet of Things (IoT) sector has similarly seen sustainability gain significant attention, as companies strive to combine ecological preservation with technological advancements. Driven by the sense of environment protection,

Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium – May 2025 – e-peas is excited to announce the appointment of Dan Harper as Senior Vice President of Global Sales. Dan brings more than 30 years of experience from top-tier companies like Texas Instruments and Dialog Semiconductor, strengthening our mission to lead the future of energy harvesting for IoT. A Proven Leader

We were thrilled to have VP Sales at e-peas – Pierre Gelpi – represent e-peas at The Things Conference 2024, where we discussed the future of IoT and how energy harvesting ICs are transforming the landscape for smart homes and buildings. As IoT continues to evolve, sustainable and low-maintenance solutions like energy harvesting are becoming

As the world pivots toward more sustainable and efficient solutions, the smart home and building industry is rapidly transforming as well. One of the most significant developments in this shift is the use of energy harvesting (EH) technology, which allows devices to be energy autonomous, eliminating the need for battery change and providing unprecedented added

The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing industries by connecting billions of devices across smart homes, cities, industrial systems, and more. With this exponential growth comes an equally urgent need for sustainable energy solutions. At this year’s Internet of Things Conference, e-peas showcased how our innovative energy harvesting PMICs are driving the shift toward a