Most IoT applications still rely on traditional batteries, leading to high maintenance costs and significant environmental impact due to battery waste. In large-scale deployments, particularly in Smart Buildings using technologies like LoRaWAN, this approach quickly becomes unsustainable.
A recent paper by Beecham Research highlights Energy Harvesting as a viable solution to these challenges. By capturing energy from ambient light, low-power devices can operate efficiently without the need for frequent battery replacements. This reduces costs, eliminates waste, and ensures long-term reliability.
At Dracula Technologies, we are pioneering this transition with our LAYER® technology. Our inkjet-printed photovoltaic modules harvest energy from low-intensity indoor light, offering a flexible, cost-effective, and eco-friendly alternative—without the use of rare earth materials.
Discover how Energy Harvesting can transform your IoT applications.
Special thanks to Beecham Research and the LoRa Alliance.
