Company profile
Lightricity
Oxford supplier of indoor photovoltaic semiconductor components and light-powered IoT devices.
Company overview
Lightricity develops photovoltaic technology for harvesting energy from indoor lighting and for aerospace applications. Its semiconductor-device relevance lies in proprietary photovoltaic cells and modules, rather than solely in the finished wireless products they power. The published ExCellLight range includes compact single-cell and multi-cell modules intended for low-power electronics under artificial illumination. The company also offers light-powered asset-tracking and environmental-monitoring products, alongside light simulators and reference cells. Target applications include smart buildings, healthcare tracking, industrial monitoring, space systems and unmanned aircraft. Its contact page identifies an office in the Hayakawa Building at Oxford Science Park. Current product pages provide named module variants, electrical specifications and datasheet links, supporting a substantive operating profile without relying on promotional efficiency comparisons.
Semiconductor activity
Primary capability: Photonic Semiconductor Devices.
Technologies and capabilities
- Indoor photovoltaics
- Low-light energy harvesting
- Light-powered wireless sensing
ExCellLight photovoltaic modules; 4EverTrack; 4EvAirSense; 4EverNav; Light simulators and reference cells
Markets served
- IoT
- Smart buildings
- Healthcare
- Industrial monitoring
- Space
- UAVs
UK presence
Oxford, South East. Part of the Thames Valley cluster.