With the rapid growth of e-commerce and the advancement of globalization, the scale of international logistics continues to expand year by year.

By using smart meters, remote automatic meter readings can be performed without face-to-face or contact, which not only improves the work efficiency of meter readers at gas and water companies.

Battery replacement is time-consuming, inefficient, and counterproductive to the IoT vision of autonomous, always-on devices. Solar cells can be the solution.

Panasonic Industrial Devices Sales Company of America is one of the industry's largest suppliers of standard and custom electronic components.

Panasonic’s amorphous silicon solar cells can power a variety of both indoor and outdoor devices such as meters, GPS trackers, faucets, IoT devices, and more.

The use of slightly different or uncommon coin and button batteries for no apparent reason can be exasperating.

Panasonic's BK1100FHU high temperature, long life type nickel-metal hydride cell features space and weight savings versus valve-regulated lead-acid products.

Use advanced LDOs to maximize IoT sensor battery life while easing complexity and lowering cost.

Designers can power IoT devices using a single-chip energy harvesting device capable of extracting usable power from low-level indoor lighting.

Panasonic's alkaline batteries are designed with a power density that enables them to last longer while still supporting industrial strength applications.

Using solar cells to meet the power requirements of the latest single board computers such as the Raspberry Pi 3 in embedded applications without screens.

Panasonic's glass-type solar cells come in a variety of shapes and voltages for outdoor and indoor applications including calculators and landscape lighting.

The creation of maintenance-free beacons that combine SoC's and specialized energy-harvesting ICs to fill the need for rapid development of beacon applications.

Components from Silicon Labs and Texas Instrument are helping microcontrollers to connect to the IoT cloud as the implementation of wireless sensors grows.

Panasonic's coin type lithium batteries are available in two types: poly-carbon monofluoride lithium batteries and manganese dioxide lithium batteries.

One of the major challenges with the smart home is power. This article looks at the energy harvesting solutions from solar, kinetic and thermal sources.

Panasonic’s NiMH cell is ideal for a wide range of applications requiring a low temperature discharge type range and backup usage.

Learn about ICs designed with dedicated Li-ion cell management capabilities from suppliers including Analog Devices and Linear Tech.

Panasonic’s rechargeable NiMH series batteries are cost-effective and ideal for repeated use compared to primary alkaline batteries.