Networks of robust wireless charging sensor grids

As the society shifts its focus on smart technologies, the production of wireless charging sensor grids becomes a revolutionary innovation to address the expansion of operational demand across various fields. Although the idea that the main concept of this project is to implement sustainable infrastructures via the use of long-lasting sensors with wireless charging system In a nutshell, this research entails the use of sensors that are long-lasting and enhanced with energy harvesting functionality to make them operate independently with wireless data transmission. These sensors have been designed and developed to the highest levels of performance while specially focusing on their life span and performance under all types of weather conditions. Furthermore, the adoption of technological advancement such as wireless charging technology does away with the use of cables or typical source of power to reduce the effects on the environment and costly maintenance. Since the sensor grids incorporate renewable energy sources like solar or kinetic energy, they help in attaining sustainability requirements while also being able to perform their function constantly the result of this research is a sustainable sensor network that can quantify different factors like temperature, relative humidity, and movement in real-time. These data streams improve decision-making across verticals from agriculture to infrastructure management, health systems, and industrial applications. Moreover, due to the modularity of the sensor grids, Ubiquitous sensing can be applied to both urban and rural environments, thus the vision of smart environments will come true.

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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icaccm61117.2024.11059220
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Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks
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Networks of robust wireless charging sensor grids

Mohammad Arif, Neelam Rup Prakash, M. Sangeetha, N N Jose et al.
Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks
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Networks of robust wireless charging sensor grids

Mohammad Arif, Neelam Rup Prakash, M. Sangeetha, N N Jose, Rupali S. Kamathe, Rathnavel
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Abstract

As the society shifts its focus on smart technologies, the production of wireless charging sensor grids becomes a revolutionary innovation to address the expansion of operational demand across various fields. Although the idea that the main concept of this project is to implement sustainable infrastructures via the use of long-lasting sensors with wireless charging system In a nutshell, this research entails the use of sensors that are long-lasting and enhanced with energy harvesting functionality to make them operate independently with wireless data transmission. These sensors have been designed and developed to the highest levels of performance while specially focusing on their life span and performance under all types of weather conditions. Furthermore, the adoption of technological advancement such as wireless charging technology does away with the use of cables or typical source of power to reduce the effects on the environment and costly maintenance. Since the sensor grids incorporate renewable energy sources like solar or kinetic energy, they help in attaining sustainability requirements while also being able to perform their function constantly the result of this research is a sustainable sensor network that can quantify different factors like temperature, relative humidity, and movement in real-time. These data streams improve decision-making across verticals from agriculture to infrastructure management, health systems, and industrial applications. Moreover, due to the modularity of the sensor grids, Ubiquitous sensing can be applied to both urban and rural environments, thus the vision of smart environments will come true.

Alliance University (IN)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks
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