Sensors Converge 2024

Connected IoT devices continue to expand into all aspects of life. Based on analyst estimates, there will be over 75 billion secure connected IoT devices by 2030 enabling a range of industrial, medical, smart home/cities applications. Based on another analysts estimate, more than 1/3rd of connected IoT devices will be battery operated, and the associated energy use and waste from these batteries will be considerably huge. Power management therefore, becomes a critical factor to increase battery life for both an optimized user experience and to support green initiatives by reducing battery waste. It is therefore imperative that the design of next-generation sensors incorporate low power, efficient and flexible embedded features. In this session, I will be discussing key considerations in designing low-power sensors for IoT sustainability to succeed. Attendees will also learn few mission profiles and case studies describing the importance of sensors low power features in system solutions.