Our team

energHius exists to make battery-free IoT a reality at scale. Built on over 20 years of custom IC design research, our team develops the technology to harvest ambient energy efficiently enough to power the next generation of autonomous, zero-waste sensors, and is now bringing it to market as a fabless semiconductor company.

Product design and development

Óscar
Pereira Rial

CTO & Co-founder

PhD in Physics (ultra-low power microelectronics) from the University of Santiago de Compostela. Spent his research career designing the very circuits that would become Nanostart™, from first prototype to silicon-validated chip. At energHius, Óscar leads all chip architecture and technical development.

Daniel
García Lesta

CEO & Co-founder

PhD in Physics from the University of Santiago de Compostela, with a research background in low-power CMOS design and power management for IoT applications. As CEO, Daniel drives company strategy, investor relations, and business development.

Ángel del Valle
Echevarría

Venture Partner

Building deep-tech ventures since 2021. At energHius, Ángel leads business development and commercial de-risking, helping bridge the gap between laboratory-validated technology and market-ready product.

Scientific consultant team

Paula López Martínez

Víctor Manuel Brea Sánchez

Diego Cabello Ferrer

Fernando Rafael Pardo Seco

Our scientific advisory team brings together four senior researchers from CiTIUS with a combined track record of over 250 peer-reviewed publications in microelectronics, CMOS design, and energy harvesting systems. The group has participated in several European research projects, including MISEL and MENELAOS, and continues to be actively involved in funded research at the frontier of low-power integrated circuit design. The research that gave rise to Nanostart™ was developed within this group over more than two decades. At energHius, they serve as a bridge between fundamental technology development and industry, providing scientific oversight on chip design, device physics, IP strategy, and technology commercialization.

Our path

2013

Ultra-low power energy harvesting research starts

2017

First prototype working in lab conditions

2018

Chip validated in a realistic scenario

2025

Spinoff founded