Nuclear Diamond Batteries white paper flags LoRaWAN device base at 150 million, cites 25% CAGR

By Public Technologies
  • Nuclear Diamond Batteries published an industry paper on betavoltaic micropower paired with LoRaWAN for long-life IoT sensors.
  • Analysis targets battery-replacement avoidance in hard-to-access deployments, using continuous nuclear output to charge capacitors for transmission bursts.
  • LoRa Alliance data cited: 150 million LoRaWAN devices globally as of Sept. 22, 2026, up about 25% CAGR.
  • Third-party forecasts cited: LoRaWAN market at USD 3.7 billion in 2024, projected to USD 75.8 billion by 2034.
  • Paper outlines a lab-to-field roadmap; no nuclear-powered LoRaWAN sensor has been built, certified, or commercialized.


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