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November 30, 2020 by Srinivas Pattamatta – Capturing Ambient Photovoltaic Energy to Extend Battery Life and Drive the Battery-Free IoT
Now more than ever we must put the energy sourced from the Sun and lighting to work The practicality and convenience of connected IoT devices continues to grow as they literally change the game, taking efficiency to new heights and streamlining operations for virtually every industry, including manufacturing, agriculture, medicine, transportation, real estate and…Read more
October 13, 2020 by Srinivas Pattamatta – How Energy Harvesting Will Improve Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems
Over the past decade, the IoT has helped to reshape the healthcare industry. Wearable medical devices have given patients and the medical staff taking care of them an easy way to monitor their vitals and detect issues before they become serious problems. One emerging use case for wearable medical devices is continuous glucose monitoring, a…Read more
June 9, 2020 by Srinivas Pattamatta – How Low Power Wearables Will Supplement Smartphone Exposure Notification Systems
As managed environments turn to wearables to help keep people safe, extended battery life and battery-free solutions will be critical for device fleets In April, Apple and Google made headlines when they announced a partnership to make it easier for governments and health agencies to roll out COVID-19 exposure notifications systems. These applications will…Read more
February 11, 2020 by David Su – 2020 Trends for Battery-Free Bluetooth 5.0 Internet-of-Things
According to a recent report from IDC, the number of connected devices used globally will reach 41.6 billion by the end of 2025. The IoT world continues to expand and develop at a rapid pace, so what trends should we expect in the IoT in 2020? Here are a few of our predictions for the…Read more
November 21, 2019 by Srinivas Pattamatta – Redefining Battery Life at Wireless Congress: Systems & Applications
Redefining Battery Life at Wireless Congress: Systems & Applications By Srinivas Pattamatta, Vice President of Business Development of Atmosic Wireless technologies are always advancing and expanding their reach in our current world. Platforms such as Bluetooth 5.0 (BLE) enables wider ranges of connectivity at lower power thresholds and battery-free wireless solutions are becoming more…Read more
August 6, 2019 by Masoud Zargari – RE-VOLT – Join the Battery-Free IoT Revolution
@atmosic RE-VOLT – Now is the time to join the Battery-Free IoT Revolution By Masoud Zargari, Co-founder and Vice President of Engineering at Atmosic Technologies It is believed that throughout the universe, more complex structures require denser flows of energy in order to maintain their complexity. This manifestation of the second law of thermodynamics —…Read more
July 17, 2019 by David Su – How Close Are We To Eliminating Batteries In The IoT?
When the first version of the Wi-Fi® (standard 802.11a) was originally developed and released in 1997, it was intended to provide internet connectivity to and from computers (primarily desktops). The original designers of Wi-Fi may have foreseen applications in laptops and phones, but they likely didn’t expect Wi-Fi to become the essential, ubiquitous connectivity for all…Read more
May 31, 2019 by Srinivas Pattamatta – What Increasing Smart Home Adoption Means for Battery Usage
The age of the smart home is here. Recently, Bluetooth released its Market Update announcing that a whopping 1.15 billion annual shipments of Bluetooth smart home devices are expected by 2023. Gone are the days of wondering what it might be like to control lighting with a voice command, or automatically regulate a home’s temperature….Read more
April 15, 2019 by Srinivas Pattamatta – Small Device, Big Impact: How Lifetime Batteries Will Address Healthcare IoT Challenges
@atmosic Connectivity is a crucial element for any healthcare facility. Even before all the recent chatter of the latest generation of mobile networks (5G) and multiple wireless generations of Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi®, and LTE and wired networking before that, connecting a patient to a monitor and then connecting that monitor to screens or devices for…Read more
February 7, 2019 by David Su – Stop that RF chatter using on-demand wakeup
Stop that RF chatter using on-demand wakeup I visited the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican many years ago. After all these years, my most vivid impression was not the amazing painting but the noise level inside the chapel. The tourists were so loud that the guard had to clap his hands to silence the…Read more