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Duplicate of #42
Title: Towards Ubiquitous IoT: Tackling the Energy Asymmetry between Sensing, Computation, and Communication in Wireless Embedded Systems Speaker: Dr Varshney Ambuj Date/Time: 15 March 2021, Monday, 03:30 PM to 05:00 PM Venue: Join Zoom Meeting https://nus-sg.zoom.us/j/83634136098?pwd=VGFZZzNsd1pkUUxhUWpoazlxOTlXZz09
Meeting ID: 836 3413 6098 Password: 715703 Chaired by: Dr Chan Mun Choon, Professor, School of Computing (chanmc@comp.nus.edu.sg)
Abstract: Wireless Embedded Systems have seen tremendous growth with a vast number of deployed devices, with their numbers continuing to increase rapidly. However, we claim that insufficient attention is being paid to their most fundamental energy challenges--that is, the rapidly growing asymmetry in the energy consumption between the sensing, computation, and communication operations of emerging devices. This leads to an over-reliance on batteries with the associated challenges of battery replacement at a massive scale as well as the need to design various duty-cycling mechanisms to prolong their lifetime. In this talk, I argue that the key reason is that these devices??? architectures have remained unchanged, particularly with their reliance and usage of conventional transceivers including LoRa, BLE, and ZigBee radios.
[original: CATcher-testbed/alpha3-interim#42]