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Power for sensors. Less maintenance.
Power for sensors. Less maintenance.
Industrial machines are already moving. VibraPower turns that vibration into electricity for wireless sensors, helping reduce battery replacement and wiring where access is difficult.
We develop adaptive energy-harvesting technology for industrial monitoring, so teams can spend less time servicing sensor power and more time using their data.
Built for industrial sensing
Built for industrial sensing
Mining and conveyors
Mining and conveyors
Conveyors, crushers and other vibrating equipment can offer a local energy source for wireless monitoring. VibraPower develops harvesting solutions to help reduce battery servicing in remote and hard-to-reach locations, supporting condition monitoring and maintenance planning.
Factories and industrial equipment
Factories and industrial equipment
Motors, pumps and other industrial machinery generate vibration during operation. We work toward turning that motion into sensor power, helping equipment makers and operators deploy wireless monitoring with less reliance on battery replacement or new power wiring.
Designed for changing vibration
Designed for changing vibration
Industrial vibration can change with machine speed and operating conditions. Our adaptive approach is designed to follow those changes. We evaluate each application against its measured vibration and the sensor’s energy needs.
Milestones and community
Milestones and community
CES 2025
CES 2025
VibraPower attended CES 2025 with North Carolina State University’s Office of Research Commercialization, sharing our work in vibration-powered sensing with potential customers, partners and investors.
These conversations help us connect industrial sensing needs with practical energy-harvesting applications.
Explore your application
Explore your application
Developing a wireless sensing product or evaluating a hard-to-reach installation? Tell us about your equipment, sensor and operating environment. Contact our team at info@vibrapower.technology.
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