Jennova Inc.
Jennova Inc.
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Founded in 2008, Jennova was established with the vision of developing new energy harvesting methods in order to play a role in creating a more sustainable future. Since the company's inception they have developed multiple unique electrodynamic energy harvesting methods, such as direct motion, vibration, flow, and more. They now operate as an R&D firm that works with companies to develop energy harvesting solutions designed for the clients specific environment and with their end goal in mind.
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2018
21 Nov 2018
Jennova
IDTechEx spoke with Terry and Christian Pennisi, Head of R&D and Director of Operations respectively at Jennova at their booth at the IDTechEx Show. We discussed their latest milestones in energy harvesting, related to their latest board design for power management in EH devices.
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15 Nov 2018
Electrodynamic Energy Harvesting: Methods, Opportunities, And A Way Forward
Jennova Inc, United States
2017
15 Nov 2017
A Viable Solution For Ambient RF Energy Harvesting
Jennova Inc, United States
28 Jun 2017
Jennova Inc Discusses energy harvesting at IDTechEx Sensors Conference
Terry Pennisi, CEO and founder of Jennova Inc, a specialist in smart energy management solutions, recently highlighted the latest wave of "Electrodynamic Energy Harvesting: Methods, Opportunities, and A Way Forward" with hundreds of attendees participating in the IDTechEx Sensors Conference in Berlin, Germany.10 May 2017
Electrodynamic Energy Harvesting: Methods, Opportunities, And A Way Forward
Jennova Inc, United States
2016
14 Apr 2016
Interview with Jennova at the Energy Harvesting & Storage USA Event
Video interview with Jennova at the Energy Harvesting & Storage USA exhibition.2015
18 Nov 2015
Jennova Inc introduces electrodynamic energy harvesting technology
Jennova Inc has introduced a new patented Electrodynamic Energy Harvesting technology designed to simplify the capture and amplify the energy produced from the rotation or spin of other devices and to power an endless array of smart sensors and IoT applications.