Energy Harvesting 3.0 - the Next Generation Wireless Sensors for Sustainable Buildings (Energy Harvesting & Storage Europe 2009)

Graham Martin, Chairman & CEO
EnOcean Alliance
United States
 
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Presentation Summary

  • The evolution of energy harvesting wireless sensors
  • Key technical considerations of miniature energy harvesters for wireless sensors
  • Challenges and solutions for low cost, high volume energy harvesting based wireless sensors - no wires. no batteries. no limits.
  • The creation of an energy harvesting based international wireless standard for sustainable buildings - The EnOcean Alliance
  • Some real world energy saving examples from the tens of thousands of buildings already deployed with the technology

Speaker Biography (Graham Martin)

Graham is a veteran in the semiconductor industry with 25 years experience in analogue and RF solutions at various Engineering, Sales and Marketing positions across Europe and N. America. Before joining EnOcean and founding the EnOcean Alliance he was a worldwide pioneer in low power wireless sensor networks at leading start-up Chipcon (purchased 2006 by Texas Instruments) where he conducted the worldwide business development activities, served as President of Figure8Wireless and was Vice Chairman of the ZigBee Alliance. Graham studied in USA and GB and is a Physics Graduate from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland.

Company Profile (EnOcean Alliance)

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EnOcean GmbH is the developer of the patented energy harvesting wireless technology marketed under the Dolphin brand.
Headquartered in Oberhaching, near Munich, the company produces and markets self-powered wireless sensor solutions for batteryless applications in the Internet of Things, which are used for building and industrial automation, smart homes and LED light control.
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