Who we are

Our patent-pending power-saving nP-Zero technology enables the realization of IoT solutions using sensors and wireless technology cost-effectively and sustainably

We develop, produce, and test our own products to guarantee quality and flexibility. We cooperate with industry-leading companies like Nordic Semiconductor and Svep Design Center to ensure that our customers achieve the best possible results

Wireless chip manufacturers have successfully focused on power consumption while transmitting and receiving, achieving impressive results. At the same time, wireless chips are suboptimal for activities not involving wireless communication. Most applications involve considerable time in inactive modes, either monitoring sensors or awaiting the next period of activity. Periods where energy is wasted and batteries depleted. Nanopower addresses this and brings the power consumption down to a fraction of other solutions for the periods when the wireless capabilities are not required.

We call the technology nP-Zero and it has performance and capabilities we have yet to see replicated by other solutions. Power saving is up to 99% in different operating modes while ensuring that a system’s functionality is maintained or improved. We believe in flexibility, and nP-Zero can be combined with any wireless and sensor technology.

Too good to be true? We are confident our achieved performance figures speak for themselves. The numbers shown are total system/device consumption measured on standard EVBs, run with standard coin cell batteries, repeatable on all our products, and verified.


We named the company Nanopower AS because we operate in the nanoampere-range. Nanopower was founded based on the invention of the low power solution in 2017. By 2019, the technology was ready for commercialization. Nanopower AS is a limited liability company incorporated in Norway with operations in Norway and Portugal. We have since day-one had the technical development in Porto, while commercial functions have been in Norway.

We are owned by a combination of the founders, employees, and a group of experienced early-phase tech investors.