Today Welsh Government published their 2018 H2020 in Wales Annual Report . Trameto is pleased to be featured, with a short story on our recent H2020 SME Phase 1 success on page 20 .
Trameto, the Chepstow-based company pioneering micro energy harvesting technology to reduce the need for batteries or wired power, is taking its innovative products to Europe. The company has appointed international business development specialists AnotherTrail to help it engage customers.
As part of Trameto’s recent Horizon 2020 SME Phase 1 grant award , Trameto was invited to attend the IEC Innovators’ Summit in Berlin. The two-day event provided Trameto with a great opportunity to network with ~500 other successful SMEs, together with investors, corporate representatives, researchers and influencers.
Trameto’s HarvestAll® silicon chip technology will enable battery-free IoT infrastructure Chepstow, UK, 23 August 2018: Trameto, the power management technology company focused on micro-energy harvesting, has become one of fewer than 5% of recent applicants for the European Commission’s Horizon... Read more
Trameto and University of Bristol are pleased to agree a joint collaboration that will see two world-class micro energy harvesting researchers working on secondment with the company for the next twelve months.
Trameto is delighted to be featured in the Summer ’18 edition of Advances Wales , Business Wales ‘ free quarterly magazine showcasing the latest news, research and developments in science, technology and engineering in Wales. Read the Trameto story for yourself on page 17 .
Trameto was delighted to be shortlisted as a finalist in the Sir Michael Moritz Start-up of the Year category at the Wales Technology Awards 2018 , and last night attended the awards ceremony and dinner at Cardiff City Hall. A great evening and, whilst we didn’t win, it was fantastic to celebrate the rich diversity of world-leading technology companies in... Read more
Representatives from business and academia will be gathering this month at the Engine Shed in Bristol for a technology deep-dive. Trameto’s CTO Chris Travis will present on the topic ‘Efficiency versus effectiveness in energy harvesting systems’. The programme also includes contributions from... Read more
Trameto has been shortlisted as a finalist for an award at the Wales Technology Awards 2018, in the Sir Michael Moritz Start-up of the Year category. “We are delighted to have been selected as a finalist for Start-up of the Year. We look forward... Read more
Trameto, the Bristol-based company pioneering micro energy harvesting technology to reduce the need for batteries or wired power, is taking its innovative products to Asia. The company has appointed international business development specialists Intralink to help it engage customers and... Read more
We are pleased to announce that Chris Travis has joined Trameto as Chief Technology Officer. Most recently Chris has worked in technology development for consumer electronics markets, notably as CTO of Redux, which was bought by Google in 2017. Chris... Read more
Trameto’s wins the award for the “winning pitch” at CoInnovate 2018!