EP 054 - How removing the battery from sensors can enable a trillion sensor world

Industrial IoT Spotlight

English - November 06, 2019 07:27 - 58 minutes - 93.3 MB - ★★★★★ - 29 ratings
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Previous Episode: EP053 - The first iteration of cybernetic workers - an interview with Gabe Grifoni of Rufus Labs

Next Episode: EP055 - How to cut 20 minutes off an emergency 911 response with data - an interview with Michael Martin of RapidSOS

In this episode of the IIoT Spotlight Podcast, we discuss the battery problems in IoT that hinder deployments and value creation today, and how innovations in ultra low power circuit design and wireless communications that allow sensors to operate solely on energy harvested from the surrounding environment.

Are we trading one problem for another with IoT sensors?

How do we create a sensor the size of a stamp with larger range and compute ability than the average sensor today?

How accurate are consultancy forecasts about the size of the IoT market?

Bob Nunn is the CEO of Everactive. Everactive produces data intelligence for the physical world. Operating without batteries, the company’s always-on wireless sensor networks deliver continuous cloud-based analytics at a scale not possible with battery-powered devices. Everactive’s end-to-end solutions are built upon groundbreaking advances in ultra-low-power circuit design and wireless communication that allow the company to power its Eversensors exclusively from harvested energy. For additional information, visit www.everactive.com.