Energy Harvesting & Storage Europe 2010
Energy Harvesting & Storage Europe 2010

 
 

Conference Agenda

 
 
This is the complete agenda for both Energy Harvesting and Wireless Sensor Networks events. Conference delegates have access to all the presentations.

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Wednesday, 26 May 2010

 The Analyst View
08:45IDTechEx
 Keynotes
09:50Northrop Grumman
09:25EADS Innovation Works
09:00ST-Ericsson
10:15Coffee & Networking Break
12:10SNCF
11:20PRI Ltd
11:45Pavegen Systems ltd
10:55Rolls-Royce Control and Systems UTC
12:35Lunch

Track 1

 Transportation
14:00NYK Line
 Military
14:25SPAWAR Systems Centre San Diego
 Buildings, Architecture and Construction
14:50The Facility
 Applications and Payback Assessment
15:15Savi Technology
15:40Coffee & Networking Break
16:35IDTechEx
16:10Beckhoff Automation
17:00Cranfield University
17:25Day 1 Track 1 Ends

Track 2

 Passive RFID Sensors
14:00GE Global Research
14:25PriMeBits Project
 Photovoltaics
14:50Konarka Technologies GmbH
15:15Q-mo solar AG
15:40Coffee & Networking Break
 Breakthrough in Batteries
16:35Technion
16:10Infinite Power Solutions Inc
17:00Tadiran Batteries GmbH
17:25Day 1 Track 2 Ends

Thursday, 27 May 2010

Track 1

 Energy Harvesting from Multiple Harvesters
09:00MicroStrain
 Energy Harvesting Powered WSN
09:25NPL
09:50EnOcean GmbH
 Energy Harvesting Technology Overview
10:15IMEC/Holst Centre
10:40Coffee & Networking Break
 Energy Harvesting Powered Consumer Electronics
11:20ARVENI
 Energy Storage Devices
11:45Fraunhofer IZM
 Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting
12:10Schneider Electric
12:35Lunch
 Wind Energy Harvesting
14:00Humdinger Wind Energy
 Progress with Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting
15:15University of Southampton
14:25Fraunhofer IKTS
15:40Coffee & Networking Break
16:10Prince of Songkla University
14:50Ferroperm Piezoceramics A/S
 Displays Suitable for Energy Harvesters
16:35ADT
17:20Power Sources Working Group
17:00ZigBee
17:30Day 2 Track 1 Ends

Track 2

 Wireless Sensor Networks, Active RFID & RTLS
09:25IDENTEC SOLUTIONS AG
10:40Coffee & Networking Break
11:20Jennic Limited
10:15DecaWave
09:00Dust Networks
09:50WISEBED Project University of Lubeck
 Power Management
12:10Fraunhofer IIS
11:45Cymbet
12:35Lunch
14:00Micropelt GmbH
 Ultra Low Power Devices
14:25Texas Instruments GmbH
15:15Philips Research
14:50Microdul AG
15:40Coffee & Networking Break
16:00Conference resumes in Track 1
 
 
 

Wednesday May 26, 2010

Keynotes (09:00 - 14:00)

09:00 - 09:25 "Solar Cell Integration in Mobile Applications"
  • Solar integration: constraints link to mobile applications
  • How much power can we expect?
  • Design an appropriate energy management.
 
09:25 - 09:50 "Enabling Wireless Sensor Nodes in Aircrafts by Energy Harvesting"
  • Aircraft applications and requirements, feasibility issues for energy harvesting devices, benefits by using wireless sensor nodes
  • Power requirements of wireless sensor nodes, integration challenges, selection of energy harvesting principles, energy management and storage
  • Review of recent achievements, miniaturisation aspects, assessment of future research needs
 
09:50 - 10:15 "RFID and Wireless Infrastructure: Deployments, Intersections and Impacts"
  • Current types of wireless, active RFID, and passive RFID infrastructures
  • New Ways of Integrating Wireless Intrusion Detection Systems
  • Discussion of the information security impacts of various wireless infrastructures, real and imagined issues, and how they affect policy
  • How policy and technology are intersecting, and impacting potential productivity with RFID, RTLS, wireless, in government and commercial environments
 
10:15 Coffee & Networking Break
 
10:55 - 11:20 "Energy Harvesting and Wireless Sensor Research in the Rolls-Royce Control and Systems Engineering University Technology Centre"
The talk will give an overview of energy harvesting and wireless sensor research and development activities in the Rolls-Royce Control and Systems Engineering UTC covering:
 
  • The drivers for self-powered wireless sensor technologies in aerospace, marine and industrial applications
  • Overview of the Centre's research into low power wireless sensor technologies
  • Results of laboratory and engine testing of wireless and energy harvesting technologies
  • Description of current challenges and new technologies being investigated
 
The talk will also include associated work with Airbus developing a Wireless Nervous System for future Active Aircraft.
 
11:20 - 11:45 "Smart Metering: Challenges and Opportunities for the Energy Harvesting and WSN Technologies"
  • Carbon reduction and energy efficiency as main drivers for smart metering in the world
  • The end to end system model for smart metering
  • WSN and energy harvesting technology challenges for smart metering
 
11:45 - 12:10 "Footfall Energy Harvesting"
  • The potential of making the built environment work harder for energy harvesting technologies with cost savings.
  • The potential power from harvesting energy from footsteps and storage solutions.
  • Reducing the embodied energy at all stages of production of the product improving the environmental pay back period.
  • New markets and applications for technology
  • Where Pavegen is now and the future global deployment of its products
 
12:10 - 12:35 "WSN and Energy Harvesting Opportunities for Railway Applications at SNCF"
 
 
12:10 - 12:35 "WSN and Energy Harvesting Opportunities for Railway Applications at SNCF"
  • SNCF group overview
  • Railway environment specificities
  • Wireless sensor networks SNCF's expectations
  • Energy harvesting SNCF's expectations
  • Some railway applications
  • Conclusions and future prospects
 
12:35 Lunch
 
 
 
 

 

 
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