- In June 2024, OnePlus launched the "Glacier Battery" in collaboration with Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited. The company announced that this innovation enhances smartphone battery capacity while reducing its size, allowing OnePlus to integrate a 6,100 mAh battery into the OnePlus Ace 3 Pro smartphone
- In April 2024, Qualcomm introduced a new Wi-Fi System-on-Chip (SoC) called QCC730, designed for ultra-low power consumption. The company asserts that this breakthrough will enable Wi-Fi to compete with Bluetooth as the leading technology for battery-powered IoT devices across various industries
- In August 2023, Digital Matter expanded its IoT asset monitoring range by incorporating 4G Cat 1bis and 2G connectivity. This enhancement provides global visibility of assets, strengthening its presence in the low-power IoT tracking sector
- In June 2022, Wiliot launched its Battery-Assisted IoT Pixel tag, a business card-sized innovation designed to disrupt the battery-powered tag market. The new device leverages ultra-power-efficient cloud and chip technology to optimize performance
- In May 2022, Powermat Technologies introduced the Powermat PMT 100 Wireless Power Solution, tailored to meet the power needs of small medical, lifestyle, and smart home IoT devices
