Wirelessly connected sensors pose a major problem when considering batteries as the sole source of power - battery life. Converting the available energy from a variety of sources to electricity, or energy harvesting, provides an alternative to frequently changing batteries in wireless sensing applications.
This symposium will provide an in-depth analysis of the challenges and solutions of using energy harvesting techniques of varying types for powering sensors in wireless and other ultralow power applications.
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Agenda:9:00am-9:10am | Energy Harvesting Background - Randy Frank, President, Randy Frank & Associates, Ltd.9:10am-10:00am | Case Studies of Vibration Energy Harvesting in Action - Karim El-Rayes, PhD. Candidate, University of Waterloo
10:00am-10:50am | Solving Energy Harvesting and Low Power Sensing Problems with Supercaps - Pierre Mars, VP Quality & Applications Engineering, CAP-XX
10:50am-11:10am | Break11:10am-12:00pm | Power Efficient Machine Intelligence for Mobile and Edge Devices - Dr. Narayan Srinivasa, CTO, Eta Compute
12:00pm-1:20pm | Lunch1:20pm-2:10pm | Real-World Deployments of Remote Wireless Power in Wireless Sensor Networks and Other Applications - Charles Green, Chief Operating & Technical Officer, Powercast Corporation
2:10pm-3:00pm | Cutting the Power Cord - Laurence Dunn, Chief Engineer, Hyster-Yale Group
3:00pm-3:20pm | Break
3:20pm-4:10pm | Solving the Energy Storage Problem for Miniature Sensing Applications - Jeff Sather, VP Customer Solutions, Cymbet Corporation
4:10pm-5:00pm | Techniques and the Methodology for Reducing Processing System Power in Energy Harvesting Applications - Mark Buccini, Director, Texas Instruments