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Summary
Remote, mobile, and wearable wireless devices or systems are now a ubiquitous part of daily life. The most visible of these tend to come from the consumer electronics realm: think smart watches, fitness trackers, and smart home security systems. The less visible, but no less numerous, are the many millions of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices, sensors, and trackers that feed real-world data to control and data collection systems in smart buildings, factories, warehouses, campuses, and cities.
Designers face pressure to make these devices/systems smaller and more power-efficient at the same time. All have sensors, MCUs, memory, and communication modules that enable the device to connect to a network. Connectivity can be by means of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular, or LoRaWan (or other LPWAN technology). The device/system includes a power source which may or may not be readily accessible.
This event will feature a panel of industry experts discussing the current and future states of powering these IoT/IIoT wireless systems, focusing on the myriad challenges in managing their power consumption while maintaining performance.
In this webinar panel, we'll talk to some leaders in the IoT/IIoT cybersecurity space about some of the challenges and solutions for this topic.
