On Oct.5, Atmosic hosted a Webinar on Energy Harvesting Techniques for IoT Applications. For those of you that could not attend we have provided a link to the recording below. If you have any questions about the seminar or our M2 and M3 product line please contact us at info@atmosic.com. In this webinar, you will …
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For a long time, building management systems (BMS) have played a central role in energy management across many commercial and industrial facilities. These systems have become increasingly obsolete as new smart building applications have made it possible to more accurately and efficiently monitor building operations. This blog will explore how these Bluetooth-based smart buildings applications …
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Since our conception in 2016, Atmosic is committed to reducing the battery dependency of Internet of Things (IoT) devices through energy harvesting and low power solutions. Our corporate charter is grounded on our commitment to dramatically lower power consumption associated with maintaining the growing IoT in many industries including Personal, Home, Auto, Healthcare, Industrial, Enterprise …
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By Tim O’Malley, AVP of the US Regional Business Unit, E Ink As more businesses open up again, it’s a good time to consider which solutions can help make this transition a smooth one. From virtual learning to the emerging digital workplace, the past year has highlighted the benefits of connectivity and innovation more than …
Explaining the importance of Atmosic’s technology, Rajeev shares how the “implications of this in the IoT world are very large” Rajeev Madhavan is a founder and General Partner of Clear Ventures, which invested in Atmosic. Earlier this year, he was interviewed by Steven Loeb of VatorNews about his experience as a venture capitalist, his thoughts …
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At Atmosic, we’re committed to spreading the word about our low-power connectivity solutions, and showcasing how our technology improves sustainability in the IoT by reducing the battery dependence of connected devices. We’ve compiled a sample of our recent coverage and award highlights, underscoring our drive to achieve this goal. Take a look below! Startups with …
Energy harvesting technology will be a game changer for countless industries, offering the potential to extend battery life to connected devices. Even better, energy harvesting can provide certain applications with enough power that batteries aren’t needed at all. Just imagine how many batteries that would save from going into landfills! Not to mention the cost …
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Now more than ever we must put the energy sourced from the Sun and lighting to work The practicality and convenience of connected IoT devices continues to grow as they literally change the game, taking efficiency to new heights and streamlining operations for virtually every industry, including manufacturing, agriculture, medicine, transportation, real estate and …
Over the past decade, the IoT has helped to reshape the healthcare industry. Wearable medical devices have given patients and the medical staff taking care of them an easy way to monitor their vitals and detect issues before they become serious problems. One emerging use case for wearable medical devices is continuous glucose monitoring, a …
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As managed environments turn to wearables to help keep people safe, extended battery life and battery-free solutions will be critical for device fleets In April, Apple and Google made headlines when they announced a partnership to make it easier for governments and health agencies to roll out COVID-19 exposure notifications systems. These applications will …
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