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Syscom-prorep X Dracula technologies
Syscom-prorep and Dracula technologies establish the basis of a collaboration to carry the colors of energy harvesting and ecology for energy autonomous electronics. The French
Make your IoT autonomous and green with OPV
Thanks to LAYER® technology, we are able to produce energy in very low light conditions. We are no longer talking about a light source but
How we harvest ambient light to power IoT with OPV module?
We’ve launched a few months ago a youtube playlist called « Powered by LAYER® » presenting some quick and dirty programs with our close partners : LoRa
LAYER® small area modules target indoor applications like smart cards.
Our latest LAYER® modules with a small area (active area = 1.5 cm2) deliver a power of 43 μW/cm2 at 1000 lux under indoor lighting conditions
Dracula Technologies achieved a new fill factor record for an OPV Module with full inkjet-printed layers. These modules with small area target indoor application.
Dracula Technologies achieved a new fill factor record for an OPV Module with full inkjet-printed layers. These modules with small area target indoor application. LAYER®
First pre-series for LAYER® Technology
This month of October 2020 marks the beginning of a new pre-industrial stage for our startup. Thanks to the involvement of our teams, the support
The final workshop on Microwave Microscopy for Advanced and Efficient Materials Analysis and Production (MMAMA European Project)
MMAMA’s consortium is delighted to invite you to its project end workshop on Microwave Microscopy for Advanced and Efficient Materials Analysis and Production on 1st
Dracula Technologies finalizes an additional fundraising of 550,000 €.
Dracula Technologies has just raised nearly 550,000 euros on the WiSEED financing platform, in addition to the 1.9 million raised from the manufacturers MGI Digital
Thin Film Processing Method: from lab to Industrialization of OPV Devices (2nd part)
Thin Film Processing Method: from lab to Industrialization of OPV Devices (2nd Part) Second part: Printing techniques for industrialization In the first part, we described