Everactive Achieves Significant Impact on Decarbonization & Data Capture in 2021

The Leader in Self-Powered Industrial IoT has Generated Over 1.5 Billion Data Points Using Less Energy Than it Takes to Brew 3 Pots of Coffee.

SANTA CLARA, Calif., January 12, 2022 — Everactive, maker of self-powered IoT systems, announced a record year for the potential cumulative effect its batteryless, self-sustaining technology had on industrial decarbonization driven by the demand for improvements in industrial sustainability using batteryless technology.

Assuming a full-year deployment among its growing customer base, Everactive’s industrial IoT applications had the impact of reducing CO2 emissions by 78,518 tons—the equivalent of removing 15,390 cars from the road each year. Customers also saved 1.3 million MMBTUs of energy throughout a single year—the equivalent of 38,046 U.S. homes being at ”net zero energy” for one year. In addition, Everactive’s self-powered industrial IoT products also produced a net annual savings of more than $7.4 million for customers in 2021 alone.

Everactive generated this impact with a miniscule energy footprint. Because Everactive’s self-powered IoT platform is built using the world’s lowest power custom semiconductors, its batteryless devices require only scarce amounts of micro-renewable “harvested energy”. Everactive solutions collect and analyze swaths of data using a fraction of the energy required of competing technologies. To put that into perspective, by the end of 2021, Everactive had transmitted in excess of 1.5 billion data packets using less energy that it takes to brew 3 pots of coffee.

Everactive received 5 awards in 2021 for its uniquely innovative technology and impact on sustainability: ABB Open Innovation Award, IoT Breakthrough Award, IDEA Innovation Award, CTMA Technology Competition People’s Choice Award and Process Expo Innovation Award.

Everactive added 3M and AB InBev to its list of clients among top-tier Fortune 500 companies which also includes Colgate-Palmolive, Danone, Hershey’s, Mars, and Merck.

To date, the company has received $116M in financial backing from traditional venture capital and strategic investors alike.  Alongside storied venture capital firm New Enterprise Associates, the corporate venture arms of 3M, Ericsson, Fluke Corporation, Standard Industries, and Armstrong International have invested in Everactive.

“About every decade a new class of computers has evolved that completely revolutionizes entire industries,” says Dr. David Wentzloff, Co-founder and Co-CTO at Everactive. “We’ve seen this from laptops, to mobile, to currently IoT. The next computing revolution is all about scale and that requires sustainable devices that harvest power from the environment and finally rid the IoT of batteries. This will fuel decades of growth with a windfall economic and environmental impact.”

For more information about Everactive’s environmental impact, visit our website or contact us at sales@everactive.com.

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Happy Maintenance Day 2021!

In order for things to continue working properly, they need maintenance. Without recurrent maintenance, things will break more often and cost more in the long run. To all the dedicate maintenance professionals that are constantly working behind the scene to keep the things we take for granted working, thank you for your  hard work, tenacity and drive.

Happy Maintenance Day!

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Join Everactive At Campus Energy 2022

Learn more about the benefits of wireless and batteryless sensing during the conference presentation and then visit our booth for an in depth experience!

College and university campuses have emerged as global leaders in the operation and optimization of world-class district energy systems. For over 30 years, the annual IDEA Campus Energy Conference has earned a reputation for excellent technical content, valuable peer exchange, and open constructive dialogue with business partners in a relaxed, collegial atmosphere.​​​​

This year Rafael Reyes, Director of Product Marketing at Everactive will be showcased at the “Thermal Distribution” workshop. Rafael’s presentation “Steam Trap Management Program with Continuous Monitoring Solution as an Essential Component to Your Decarbonization Goals” will discuss the groundbreaking industry advances that have enabled completely self-powered sensors, and the benefits in steam trap management unlocked by this innovation. Rafael will be joined by Andrew Witteck, Armstrong’s Director for Higher Education and Specialty Markets.

We would like you to visit us at Campus Energy in Boston, MA from February 15th to the 17th and join Rafael’s presentation to learn more about our wireless and batteryless technology. Then stop by our booth # 104, where you can have an in depth experience of our Steam Trap Monitor (STM) solution. Rafael will be there to answer any of your questions.

See you in Boston!

To learn more about Everactive’s wireless batteryless steam trap monitoring solution visit our website or contact us at sales@everactive.com

Edge Computing & Self Power Sensors

Q&A Spotlight with Dr. David Wentzloff on the intersection of edge computing and self-powered sensors. 

Everactive Co-Founder and Co-CTO David Wentzloff engages with Director of Product Marketing Rafael Reyes to explain edge computing in understandable terms and how this technology combines effectively with self-powered sensors to expand machine learning into the future of the industrial internet of things (IIoT).

Click HERE to access the full exchange.

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IIoT in Petrochemicals: State Of The Market

A Q&A with Randy Waldrum, Director of Global Petrochemical Markets at Armstrong International, Inc.

Randy Waldrum, a 30+ year veteran of the oil and gas industry, sits down with Everactive’s Director of Product Marketing Rafael Reyes for a candid conversation about the present and future of digital transformation in petrochemicals from a business lens.

Click HERE to access the full conversation.

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Why Government Facilities Need Industrial IoT?

A conversation with Craig Diffie, US Naval Officer (Retired) on the intersection of IoT and government. 

Craig Diffie, a 20+ year veteran of the US Navy (Retired) and Enterprise Sales Executive at Everactive, sits down with Everactive’s Director of Product Marketing Rafael Reyes for a impromptu conversation at the intersection of government and IIoT and discuss the opportunities and challenges that the new technology brings into the sector.

Click HERE to access the full interview.

We hope you like it!