At CES 2024, from January 10 to 12, 3M will introduce a pioneering self-charging protective communications headset that revolutionizes the industry. This groundbreaking headset utilizes 3M's Powerfoyle, a patented solar cell technology, to convert indoor and outdoor light into clean electrical energy.
By integrating this innovative technology, 3M eliminates the need for single-use batteries and offers users a sustainable and convenient solution, according to a company press release.
Game-Changer in Performance and Sustainability
Peter Berghamn, business director of 3M PELTOR, affirms the significance of this technology, stating, "This technology is a real game-changer." With over 70 years of experience in communications equipment, 3M is committed to inventing for the future. The advanced engineering and materials science behind these headsets seamlessly blend performance, design, protection, and sustainability, setting a new standard in the industry.
Yahoo reported that 3M has partnered closely with Exeger, a Swedish tech company, to optimize the Powerfoyle solar cells using 3M's film technology. Exeger's manufacturing process, powered by 100% clean energy, guarantees sustainable and eco-friendly production. Giovanni Fili, CEO and founder of Exeger, expresses his pride in this achievement, stating, "I am extremely proud to see this world's first brought to market by 3M."
Advanced Features Enhance Safety and Productivity
The 3M™ PELTOR™ WS™ ALERT™ XPV Headset boasts self-charging capabilities and includes advanced features that prioritize safety and productivity. With Bluetooth connectivity, noise-canceling microphones, and glove-friendly push buttons, workers can stay connected and communicate effectively in noisy work environments. The Push-to-Listen (PTL) feature adds extra convenience, allowing users to hear their surroundings without removing the headset.
Thanks to the integrated Powerfoyle technology, 3M's communications headset provides an uninterrupted power supply. The built-in lithium-ion battery continuously recharges using solar energy, ensuring users can rely on their headsets throughout the day. Whether working under the sun or artificial light, the headset guarantees consistent and reliable performance.
To enhance user experience, the headset comes with the 3M™ Connected Equipment app. This app allows users to adjust settings, monitor solar cell energy levels, and stay informed about battery life. With the app's intuitive interface, users can optimize the headset's performance and customize it to their needs.
Commitment to Sustainability and the Environment
3M's self-charging headset significantly impacts sustainability by eliminating the need for single-use batteries. In a world striving for eco-conscious solutions, this headset benefits the industry and sets a new standard for convenience and environmental responsibility.
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