SunyGreen button fitted to a machine in an industrial workshop at night

Building the infrastructure of tomorrow

More people. More services. Fewer resources.

As the world grows and infrastructure expands, organizations face a common challenge: delivering more value, greater resilience and better services while consuming fewer resources. SunyGreen develops the autonomous technologies that make this transition possible.

Measured range

800 m+

through concrete

Autonomy

For life

no battery, no wiring

Installation

2 min

no building work

Landscape of rail and industrial infrastructure at sunset

A world under pressure

Infrastructure is expanding. Resources are not.

A global contradiction is emerging. Around the world, infrastructure is becoming more connected, more complex and more essential. Yet the resources required to power, maintain and sustain these systems remain limited. The challenge is no longer growth alone. It is sustainable growth.

More infrastructure

It is expanding across every sector, at a pace that is not slowing.

More connectivity

It now reaches every environment, including the least accessible.

Finite resources

Energy, materials and maintenance cannot simply be scaled up.

Growing expectations

Safety, performance and sustainability are now expected together.

Operator pressing the SunyGreen unit in an industrial hall

Why it matters

When systems fail, the impact is not technical. It is human.

Infrastructure exists to serve people. Requesting assistance, accessing a service, triggering an alert: every interaction matters, and each one relies on infrastructure that has to respond.

Safety

Raising the alert at the moment it actually changes something.

Accessibility

A simple gesture, within reach, in any environment.

Reliability

A system that answers without depending on a battery or a cable.

Continuity

A service that is not interrupted for maintenance.

Industrial site at sunrise, with a panel listing the gains delivered by SunyGreen

The shift

A new model is emerging

Less dependency, more resilience. Infrastructure should not require continuous intervention to remain operational.

Less maintenanceMore reliability
Less wasteMore sustainability
Less complexityMore simplicity
Less dependencyMore autonomy

Our response

Four steps, no battery

SunyGreen receives no energy from outside. It harvests what is already present in its environment, stores it, and communicates only when it matters.

SunyGreen button on a wall beneath a sun symbol casting a beam of light

Harvest

An organic photovoltaic cell draws energy from ambient light. Workshop lighting is enough: full sunlight is not required.

SunyGreen button on a concrete wall beside a glowing battery symbol

Store

An ultra-low-power management circuit smooths the supply and builds a reserve that covers the hours without light.

Helmeted operator pressing the transmit key of the SunyGreen button in an industrial hall

Transmit

BLE Coded PHY carries the message beyond 800 metres, through concrete, for a minimal energy cost.

Smartwatch on a responder's wrist showing a danger alert for zone 2

Act

The alert reaches the person concerned. No cabling, no dedicated gateway, no intervention.

Industrial site set in a wooded valley in morning light

Impact

What energy autonomy changes

Environmental

Less waste, lower resource use, a reduced footprint: every device deployed means disposable batteries avoided for life.

Economic

Less maintenance, greater uptime, faster deployment: total cost of ownership falls and efficiency rises.

Strategic

Safer interactions and improved continuity of service, carried by an IoT value chain designed and validated in Europe.

Mosaic of nine environments: offices, industry, mining, tunnel, control room, transport, logistics, energy, water treatment

Applications

One platform. Multiple environments.

One technology answers wherever energy, cabling or range stand in the way. The project focuses first on three priority sectors; the others will follow.

Industry & factories

Reporting a machine fault, calling maintenance or requesting supplies at the workstation, without ever stopping the line.

Assistance call at the workstation
Real-time machine alerts

Range

800 m+through concrete

Mining

Safety alerts and operational communication where wiring is impossible and every minute counts.

Instant safety alert
No wiring required

Autonomy

For lifeno battery

Logistics

Forklift calls, dock reporting and intervention requests across vast warehouses that are constantly reconfigured.

Forklift call
Loading-dock reporting

Installation

2 minno building work

The range and autonomy figures shown are project targets, currently being validated in real-world conditions at the pilot customer site.

Comparison

Why SunyGreen is different

Criterion Battery buttons Wired systems SunyGreen
Power Batteries to replace Mains powered Self-powered by light
Installation Quick Long, costly wiring A few minutes
In-building range Limited As far as the cable 800 m+ concrete
Maintenance Battery replacement Wired intervention None

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The consortium

A European chain of expertise

Each partner contributes one link of the solution, from the component to validation in real-world conditions.

BLINQY

Charleroi · Belgium

Design of the IoT node and embedded electronics.

e-peas

Partner

Ultra-low-power management (PMIC).

Enfucell

Partner

Flexible energy storage paired with OPV harvesting.

DHF

Ovifat · Pilot customer

Validation in a real operational environment.

Roadmap

From the lab to the field in 9 months

The project advances SunyGreen from TRL 5, validated in the laboratory, to TRL 7, a prototype demonstrated in real conditions at the customer site.

Months 1 to 2 · TRL 5

Consolidation

Consolidated laboratory validation, specification of the autonomous node and the software chain.

Months 3 to 5 · TRL 6

Integrated prototype

OPV + PMIC + long-range BLE integration, low-power firmware, representative testing.

Months 6 to 8 · TRL 6 to 7

Pilot deployment

Installation at DHF (Ovifat), range and autonomy measurements in real industrial conditions.

Month 9 · TRL 7

Demonstration

Prototype demonstrated in an operational environment: the final milestone of the JEWEL project.

The future

The next generation of infrastructure has already begun

More sustainable. More resilient. More human. Building better infrastructure is no longer an ambition, it has become a necessity.

Contact

Let's talk about your site

Evaluator, partner or manufacturer interested in a pilot: write to us and we will reply quickly.

Emailcontact@sunygreen.com
ProjectSunyGreen consortium · JEWEL programme

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