Peafowl Plasmonics
Peafowl Plasmonics is a deep tech start-up based in Uppsala, Sweden. Their primary mission is to revolutionize electronic applications using plasmonics technology, a field of physics that takes advantage of the plasmon resonance in the metal nanostructures to convert light to electrical energy. Their market focus is on low-power devices such as indoor sensors, e-paper displays, and dynamic windows. This technology is aimed towards introducing sustainable energy sources while maintaining the aesthetics and functionality of light-sensitive devices.
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Peafowl Plasmonics is a deep tech start-up based in Uppsala, Sweden. Their primary mission is to revolutionize electronic applications using plasmonics technology, a field of physics that takes advantage of the plasmon resonance in the metal nanostructures to convert light to electrical energy. Their market focus is on low-power devices such as indoor sensors, e-paper displays, and dynamic windows. This technology is aimed towards introducing sustainable energy sources while maintaining the aesthetics and functionality of light-sensitive devices.
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Peafowl Plasmonics is a deep tech start-up based in Uppsala, Sweden. Their primary mission is to revolutionize electronic applications using plasmonics technology, a field of physics that takes advantage of the plasmon resonance in the metal nanostructures to convert light to electrical energy. Their market focus is on low-power devices such as indoor sensors, e-paper displays, and dynamic windows. This technology is aimed towards introducing sustainable energy sources while maintaining the aesthetics and functionality of light-sensitive devices.
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