September 1, 2021—— Beijing, China
Today, Atmosic, an innovator of ultra-low power wireless technology for the Internet of Things (IoT), celebrated its fifth anniversary. Since its establishment in 2016, Atmosic has continuously created breakthrough solutions and achieved steady growth in global business with three disruptive technologies: ultra-low power RF, RF wake-up, and controlled energy harvesting. Relying on the achievements made in the past five years, Atmosic is fully capable of meeting the market's urgent demand for ultra-low power solutions and helping to reduce the dependence of IoT devices on batteries. Atmosic is ready to empower the green economy with "cores".
Atmosic is headquartered in Silicon Valley and was founded by four wireless engineering experts, including current CEO David Su. With the vision of "achieving IoT applications with permanent battery life or no batteries required", since its inception, Atmosic has been committed to providing the market with innovative technologies and solutions to help reduce the adverse impact of batteries on the environment. After five years of steady accumulation, Atmosic has fully demonstrated its outstanding technological innovation capabilities, dedicated customer service capabilities and broad international vision, laying a solid foundation for future development.
At present, China is continuously promoting the green economic development strategy and striving to achieve the important goal of "carbon neutrality" by the middle of this century. Atmosic is integrating into China's high-quality development. Looking to the future, Atmosic hopes to uphold the strategy of "taking root in China and serving China" and reduce the dependence of IoT devices on batteries by providing innovative technologies and solutions, thus supporting the development of China's green economy.
Atmosic will continue to bring more ultra-low power wireless technology solutions to Chinese consumers, integrating innovative energy harvesting technologies to obtain the energy needed to drive devices from various sources such as daily lighting, solar energy, thermal energy and radio frequency. These solutions will also be used in more and more IoT devices, such as remote controls, keyboards, wearable devices, headphones, beacons, sensors, home automation and medical devices, etc. In addition, in addition to Bluetooth 5 technology, Atmosic will continue to develop more products and solutions based on other wireless technologies for the Chinese market. At the same time, Atmosic will continue to expand its ODM and OEM partner lineup and the entire ecosystem in China to better support local customers.
David Su, CEO of Atmosic Technologies, said: "China is shifting towards a greener and more sustainable growth model. In this process, technology will be a key factor in leading development. A large number of IoT devices rely on batteries to operate, and discarded batteries will harm the environment. Atmosic is committed to 'enabling battery-free IoT devices' and will continue to provide better support for the development of China's green economy through technological innovation and services."
About Atmosic Technologies
Atmosic™ Technologies is an innovative fabless semiconductor company that designs ultra-low power wireless technology solutions, including ambient energy harvesting solutions, designed to greatly reduce and eliminate the device's dependence on batteries, thereby enabling the development of a perpetual battery life and battery-free Internet of Things. As the Internet of Things becomes more and more widely used in individuals, homes, cars, healthcare, industry, enterprises, and smart cities, Atmosic's products can significantly reduce the cost and workload of IoT operations for designers, manufacturers, and end users responsible for deployment in the IoT device ecosystem. In addition to these obvious business advantages, Atmosic is also committed to reducing the impact of the Internet of Things on the overall global ecological environment by reducing battery consumption.
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