SRC: Sustainable Reactive Computing for Battery-free Edge Intelligence

This paper proposes SRC, a novel framework for efficient and reliable inference on battery-free smart Internet of Things (IoT) devices. SRC supports various configurations that follow reactive configuration while using the innovative state machine and a safe threshold mechanism to proactively halt operations, reducing store/load operations by up to 75%. It strategically stores essential convolutional neural network (CNN) data (layer, kernel, etc.) to optimize input/output feature map management. This reactive design allows seamless task resumption across power cycles, ensuring continuity in unpredictable energy environments. Experiments show significant gains, with SRC achieving on average ~ 81.85% reduction in read/write operations and approximately 57.18% improvement in sensing compared to conventional reactive methods based on the intermittent Energy Trace 1.

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2024-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/igsc64514.2024.00026
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IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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This paper proposes SRC, a novel framework for efficient and reliable inference on battery-free smart Internet of Things (IoT) devices. SRC supports various configurations that follow reactive configuration while using the innovative state machine and a safe threshold mechanism to proactively halt operations, reducing store/load operations by up to 75%. It strategically stores essential convolutional neural network (CNN) data (layer, kernel, etc.) to optimize input/output feature map management. This reactive design allows seamless task resumption across power cycles, ensuring continuity in unpredictable energy environments. Experiments show significant gains, with SRC achieving on average ~ 81.85% reduction in read/write operations and approximately 57.18% improvement in sensing compared to conventional reactive methods based on the intermittent Energy Trace 1.

University of Nebraska–Lincoln (US), New Jersey Institute of Technology (US), University of Illinois Chicago (US), The University of Texas at Austin (US)
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