
Exeger and e-peas partner to create energy harvesting solutions for the IoT sector
The collaboration aims to simplify the adoption of Powerfoyle and eliminate the need for disposable batteries and the high costs of battery replacement.

The collaboration aims to simplify the adoption of Powerfoyle and eliminate the need for disposable batteries and the high costs of battery replacement.

Urbanista Phoenix brings solar power to the true wireless market, delivering endless playtime with the use of Exeger’s Powerfoyle technology.

Combining Semtech’s LoRa Edge™ asset management platform with Exeger’s Powerfoyle solar cell significantly extends the battery life of tracking and sensing devices.

Atmosic and Exeger’s collaboration makes it easy to develop devices with significantly extended or even endless battery life when utilizing Powerfoyle.

The Model P+ remote combines premium aesthetics with state-of-the-art solar technology and can significantly reduce the use and disposal of alkaline batteries.

The two companies are working together to offer optimized energy harvesting boost converter solutions for Powerfoyle-powered products.

Built in part from recycled plastics*, adidas RPT-02 SOL headphones remove the need for cables and allow consumers to be less reliant on charging from the grid.

Urbanista Phoenix true wireless earphones utilize Exeger’s Powerfoyle, a groundbreaking solar cell that converts all forms of light into clean, endless energy.

Jays will purchase Powerfoyle™ solar cells to be incorporated into Jays audio products.

The funds will be used for continued roll-out of the Powerfoyle® technology and capacity investments to enable further production ramp-up.

Exeger plans to expand operations by establishing a subsidiary in Hong Kong to accelerate the distribution and mass adoption of Powerfoyle by manufacturers.

The partnership will enable both companies to offer manufacturers low-power solutions and devices with prolonged or infinite battery life.

Exeger acquires key component developer Intivation BV to strengthen ecosystem around patented solar cell technology Powerfoyle.

Exeger collaborates with US truck driver headset manufacturer Blue Tiger USA to create the world’s first self-powered communication headset.

The new industrial-scale factory, located in Stockholm, Sweden, will be able to produce up to 2.5 million square meters of solar cells annually.

The combination of Exeger’s pioneering Powerfoyle solar cells and Mayht’s speaker driver technology can make self-powered speakers with infine playtime.

The first product from the collaboration will be the self-powered Spåra Hund, a dog harness with integrated Powerfoyle material and a built-in tracker.

Exeger announces a breakthrough 50% increase in efficiency in indoor environments while keeping the unique features of the Powerfoyle technology.

Through the Qualcomm Extension Program, Exeger will offer Powerfoyle solar cells to OEMs and ODMs that use Qualcomm products.

Exeger announces three new senior hires: Sofie Löwenhielm (CMO), Frida Åkerblom (CFO), and Lars Bärnheim (General Counsel).

The technology arm of the global sportswear and lifestyle brand is together with Exeger launching self-charging sport headphones.

OSM Group will support Exeger,and its future customers with the design, development production, and integration of the Powerfoyle solar cell into products.

Exeger is at the beginning of commercial breakthrough and now builds a second factory to ramp up production and bring its solar cell technology to the world

Swedish innovators nominated for European Patent Office prize for improving Dye-Sensitised Solar Cells with the ability to print powerful freeform solar cells.
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