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Meet the 100 Startups to Watch 2022

Find out which are the most promising companies in the Brazilian innovation ecosystem. IBBX is one of them!

Sebrae for startups - 100 most promising scientific startups for 2023

Sebrae for Startups awards 103 most promising deep techs for 2023

Saint-Gobain expands services in partnership with startup IBBX

Saint-Gobain Canalização, which produces pipes, fittings, valves and plumbing accessories, has entered into a partnership with IBBX. It will use wireless sensors developed by the startup to offer a new equipment monitoring service for companies in areas such as sanitation, mining and industry.

Indicator invests in IBBX, which captures energy lost in the air

IBBX - the startup that has developed a technology capable of capturing energy lost in the air - has just raised a round of funding to scale up its commercial efforts, with a focus on Industry 4.0. The check, for US$ 3 million, came from Indicator Capital.

Startup IBBX turns electromagnetic waves into energy

Since November, IBBX has already signed contracts with the automobile, food, sanitation and construction industries.

Wireless energy 'harvested' from the air? That's IBBX's proposal

Born in 2016 in the city of Capivari, in the interior of São Paulo, IBBX Inovação has developed an energy harvesting system that captures energy lost in the air in the form of electromagnetic signals emitted by radio, TV and cell phone antennas.

It's not witchcraft, it's technology: IBBX captures energy lost in the air

A Brazilian startup has developed technology to capture electromagnetic energy from the air, hoping to use it to replace batteries and power small devices.

South Summit Madrid

Brazilian startup IBBX, winner of the Industry 5.0 vertical at South Summit Madrid 2024

IBBX in Exame

With three patents registered in the United States and one in Brazil, IBBX has big dreams. One of them could be shared with all - or almost all - of the world's population. The startup wants to do away with batteries, cables and chargers, indispensable accessories in the bags and backpacks of those who use their cell phones as an extension of their bodies.

Podcap + IBBX - Captable Podcast

Innovation and Sustainability: Exploring the Startup Ecosystem in Brazil Luis Fernando and Bruno Rocha IBBX

Brazil advances in clean energy

Brazilian companies and startups that are advancing in the energy decarbonization process show that Brazil can lead the sector's agenda globally

IBBX receives funding from Finep

IBBX - a startup that captures the energy wasted in an environment to charge devices, without the aid of cables or wires - has just received a contribution of R$8 million from Finep, an agency linked to the federal government to promote research and innovation.

IBBX selected for Scale-UP Endeavor 2024

In the program, the selected entrepreneurs take part in mentoring sessions and learn how to deal with different situations that impact the day-to-day running of their businesses over the course of five months.

IBBX Christmas tree without wires, batteries or batteries

Christmas without wires, batteries, the IBBX tree and its technology.

Podcast: Energy Harvesting

In the most recent episode of Energy Center, presenters Hudson Mendonça, executive editor of MIT Technology Review Brazil, and journalist Thomaz Gomes welcomed Luis Fernando Destro, CEO of IBBX. The company is dedicated to measuring and recycling energy, with the additional aim of eliminating the need for cables and batteries.

Business World Program - IBBX

IBBX present in the Business World

IBBX on the Industry Portal

Like a wave in the air: startup creates technology that converts electromagnetic waves into energy

Saint-Gobain expands services in partnership with startup IBBX

Saint-Gobain Canalização, which produces pipes, fittings, valves and plumbing accessories, has entered into a partnership with IBBX. It will use wireless sensors developed by the startup to offer a new equipment monitoring service for companies in areas such as sanitation, mining and industry.

Meet the companies in the Startups in 2022 selection

he end of the World Cup is here and so is the end of the year, and since we at Startups like lists, we decided to take advantage of the situation to do something different. Just as journalists choose the World Cup team at the end of the championship, we took advantage of this last phase of the year to make our selection of the startups that stood out in 2022 - both positively and negatively.

Startup captures energy dispersed in the air of factories

Device transforms electromagnetic waves into electric current to power IoT sensors in a factory environment.

Indicator invests in IBBX

IBBX - the startup that has developed a technology capable of capturing energy lost in the air - has just raised a round of funding to scale up its commercial efforts, with a focus on Industry 4.0.

IBBX technology and the Industry 4.0 revolution

Imagine a world in which your industrial assets are monitored in real time. Where batteries and connectivity are not bottlenecks to scaling your IoT solutions. That world is already a reality. Find out more about IBBX's innovative wireless power and data transmission technology.

Valor Econômico: Startup turns electromagnetic waves into energy

Since November, IBBX has already signed contracts with the automobile, food, sanitation and construction industries.

IBBX interview @ Raízes FM