Electronic devices are insinuating themselves further into everyday lives, and, of course, they all require power in some form to continue working. Fortunately, energy is all around us in many forms.

A team of researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) has made a breakthrough in efforts to power sensors using energy harvested from signals emitted by television and cellular ...

The market growth of low-power wireless devices particularly sensors is driving tremendous interest in using energy sources that can power the devices autonomously. The cost of running wires and the ...

The P1110 and 2110 Powerharvester wireless power receivers feature power management capabilities for energy harvesting with microcontrollers. The P1110 receiver is designed for battery charging and ...

Powercast Corp. is marketing active RFID sensor tags that harvest power from RF signals. The system includes an RF transmitter that provides power signals to sensor tags, and a gateway that receives ...

Wireless energy harvesting encompasses the capture and conversion of ambient electromagnetic, optical and mechanical energy into electrical power for electronic systems. Techniques range from ...