Interesting, surely it has a supercap for safety.
https://ontex.com/news/brands/ontex-launches-smart-diaper-service-that-enhances-continence-care-efficiency-and-dignity/
Good for some of the more senior members in this chat
Another device with coin cell battery supercap combination.
https://www.thermokon.de/direct/en-us/products/sr-mow-solar-mo
Supercap referenced in the data sheet
https://www.thermokon.de/direct/alterra-base/mimes/get/0582605078ae83904
LoRa sensors and gateways to run aboard ocean freighters
https://www.fierceelectronics.com/electronics/lora-sensors-and-gateways-to-run-aboard-ocean-freighters
"In a typical ocean-going freighter, he estimated it will take 2,000 or more sensors to collect data connected to three gateways."
Not sure if Semtech use a supercap but interesting the number of devices that will be used
Nice use case of the Epishine Light Harvesting Application Board with Cap-xx Supercap , video uploaded 2 days ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pUqXNR0rF8
The applications for this Epishine are like wobbles posts, endless!!!!
Lorawan company with an agricultural device
https://senstick.co/agri/
Seems like it has a supercap as its tagged with supercap and can clearly see it in photo. Anyone identify the supercap make? Maxwell, AVX?
https://mobile.twitter.com/sensedgeco/status/1260178964603158528
This artclie appeared in my feed this evening
https://www.siliconrepublic.com/start-ups/danalto-internet-of-things-asset-tracking-positioning-lora
They just showcased at CES 2022.
Going to their website https://www.danalto.com/solutions/positioning-intelligence/
"Low Power use – multi – yr battery life. Battery CR2450 with super cap"
From the above article
"Last month, the European Space Agency gave Danalto’s positioning intelligence the seal of approval with a contract to work on cost-efficient, low-infrastructure, indoor location technologies to complement GNSS (the general team for global satellite navigation systems such as the well-known GPS)."
"Make no mistake, this new technology is pretty much bordering on magic. For starters, the remote doesn’t even have a battery inside it and instead uses a super-capacitor or SuperCap. What the Eco Remote essentially does is harvest energy from radiofrequency (RF) waves floating about in the ether around it, either from your WiFi router or your phone, or any other gadget that broadcasts radio waves. The Eco Remote then converts these waves into DC energy that effectively powers the remote."
Seriously that looks like a game changer, imagine the possibilities, very interesting space.
No Garry, You can check here or here
https://www.docketbird.com/court-cases/CAP-XX-Ltd-v-Maxwell-Technologies-Inc/ded-1:2019-cv-01733
https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/30067087/CAPXX,_Ltd_v_Maxwell_Technologies,_Inc
Very interesting Dutch, I wonder how the Bath mat tech works as well.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/connecting-to-baracoda-s-bathroom-of-the-future-1031074038
Date Description
8411/22/2021NOTICE OF SERVICE of Defendant Maxwell Technologies Inc.'s First Supplemental Objections and Responses to Plaintiff's First Set of Interrogatories (Nos. 1-3, 9, 11, 12, and 18) filed by Maxwell Technologies, Inc
ORDER Rescheduling Video Mediation Conference: The video mediation conference previously set in this matter for 10/19/2021 is RESCHEDULED to 1/12/2022 at 10:00 AM before Judge Sherry R. Fallon. Signed by Judge Sherry R. Fallon on 10/15/2021. (lih)
If you Google Cap-xx you get the following results mentioning Graphene, its been like that for the past year or more.
Maybe Dutch could shed more light and a good question to ask the board why it appears in the Google search.
About 351,000,000 results (0.54 seconds)
CAP-XX: World's Thinnest Graphene Supercapacitors ...
https://www.cap-xx.com
CAP-XX designs & manufactures the thinnest, high power density & energy storage supercapacitors ideal for portable & small-scale electronic devices.
I didn't see it mentioned before, I like this bit.
Current operations are Monday – Friday, however afternoon shifts (weekdays) will be required as production continues to ramp up.
This position will offer:
Above award wage rate
Solid job security with a long-term employer
Hey Dutch, keep the posts coming, I have been on this board for a long time and all I can remember is good research posted by you Dutch and a few others.
Yes Sir Open tries to ruffle the feathers every now and then by repeating the same old jargon and while some of it is good to keep the board balanced, I do wonder if he really is a professional employed by the MM's, he is that gpod at getting under everybody's skin. Lets hope not and he sees a good return on his investment for his long retirement.
Keep the research flowing Dutch
P.S Please don't Sir Open, I dont take the bait that easily
Interesting comment in the airtag teardown https://www.ifixit.com/News/50145/airtag-teardown-part-one-yeah-this-tracks
"Apple could have included an annoyingly-placed Lightning port or built-in (wasteful, inefficient) wireless charging functionality so the AirTag could charge from the Apple Watch puck charger—but they didn’t, and we’re here for it. That said, early patent filings showed AirTags recharging with an inductive charger. A sign of tech to come? Or more supporting evidence for an Apple product that never was?"
Could it be Apple? " CAP-XX also stated in February that it had been approved as a supplier by a leading smart phone supplier"
STIPULATION TO EXTEND TIME for Certain Case Deadlines to Various Dates (See stipulation) - filed by Maxwell Technologies, Inc..(Tigan, Jeremy)
https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/30067087/CAPXX,_Ltd_v_Maxwell_Technologies,_Inc