Earlier this month, we had the pleasure of taking part in the very first SAFT Innovation Day, a dynamic event that brought together forward-thinking minds across the energy and innovation landscape.
The event was located at Station F, a startup incubator in Paris
We were proud to contribute to the day’s energy by hosting a dedicated booth where we showcased our latest developments in energy harvesting.
Innovation day program began at 9am, and from the very start our space attracted a steady flow of visitors, from engineers to business leaders, all of them eager to learn about how MEMSYS and our energy harvesting technology can power next-generation solutions.
One of the standout moments of the day was our live demo and Hugo’s presentation, both of which we plan on sharing on our website and LinkedIn.
We presented our prototype in action, allowing attendees to see firsthand how our energy harvesting technology works in real time, all while monitoring the energy output from our harvester and a SAFT battery, where the attendees could clearly observe the spikes and fluctuations as the energy source changed. The reactions we received were incredibly encouraging and sparked some great technical discussions that we are excited to continue.
We also had the opportunity to give a presentation that dove deeper into our vision and technological approach, focusing on the role of sustainable micro-power sources in enabling a smarter, more autonomous future. The feedback we received from the audience reflected a genuine interest in the potential of this field.
It was especially energising to engage with individuals who share our passion for innovation and sustainability. Beyond the technology itself, the event served as a valuable reminder of the importance of collaboration and how breakthroughs often happen when diverse expertise meets a share purpose.
We are grateful to SAFT for organising such a forward-thinking initiative, and we are already looking forward to the next one. Days like these reinforce our belief that energy harvesting is not just a technical challenge, it’s an opportunity to rethink what’s possible!
