CAMPBELL, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Atmosic™ Technologies is bringing its promise of Battery-free IoT to the Consumer Electronics Show 2019 where it will demonstrate its newly launched ATM2 and ATM3 series of wireless solutions. Built on the Bluetooth® 5 platform, the ATM2 and ATM3 series greatly enhance low-bandwidth IoT applications through lowest power radio design, on-demand receive and controlled energy harvesting. Compared with other solutions on the market, Atmosic’s wireless systems-on-chip (SoCs) deliver 10-to-100 times lower power, enabling energy harvesting as a viable power source for connected devices across multiple markets.
Atmosic will offer demonstrations of the ATM2 and ATM3 series to display its technical advances toward its vision of a battery-free IoT reality. Attendees are invited to join these demonstrations and meet with the Atmosic executive team to discuss how Atmosic ATM2 and ATM3 solutions can help innovators build their own battery-free IoT devices.
Please join Atmosic at its private meeting space at The Sands Expo and Convention Center, Level 2, Hall D, meeting room No. 46329, from Jan. 8-10, 2019. To schedule a demonstration, please contact [email protected].
For more information about Atmosic’s newest products and capabilities, visit https://www.atmosic.com/.
About Atmosic
Atmosic™ Technologies is an innovative fabless semiconductor company, designing ultra-low power wireless solutions to dramatically reduce and disrupt device dependency on batteries, aiming to deliver battery-free connected Internet of Things. The company’s products enable the IoT device ecosystem—designers and manufacturers, as well as end-users and those responsible for deployments—to dramatically lower costs and efforts associated with maintaining the growing Internet of Things in Personal, Home, Auto, Healthcare, Industrial, Enterprise and Smart Cities segments. In addition to these tangible business advantages, Atmosic aims to reduce ecological impacts with its vision of dramatically reduced battery consumption in the Internet of Things.