A Review of Intelligent Self-Powered Sensing Systems Enabling Autonomous AIoT

The rapid development of the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) has created unprecedented demands for distributed, long-term, and maintenance-free sensing systems. Conventional battery-powered sensors suffer from inherent drawbacks such as limited lifetime, high maintenance costs, and environmental concerns, which hinder large-scale deployment. Self-powered sensing technologies provide a transformative pathway by integrating energy harvesting and sensing into a single platform, thereby eliminating the reliance on external power supplies. This review systematically summarizes the key components of self-powered wireless sensing systems, with a particular focus on different energy harvesting technologies, self-powered sensing technologies, and the latest advances in low-power intelligent computation for diverse application scenarios. The integration of energy harvesting, self-sensing, and intelligent computation will make self-powered wireless sensing systems an inevitable direction for the evolution of AIoT, enabling sustainable, scalable, and intelligent monitoring networks.

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AI Sensors
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2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.3390/aisens2010001
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Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies
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A Review of Intelligent Self-Powered Sensing Systems Enabling Autonomous AIoT

Tianyi Tang, Huicong Liu, Hangrui Cui
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AI Sensors
Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies
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A Review of Intelligent Self-Powered Sensing Systems Enabling Autonomous AIoT

Tianyi Tang, Huicong Liu, Hangrui Cui
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Abstract

The rapid development of the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) has created unprecedented demands for distributed, long-term, and maintenance-free sensing systems. Conventional battery-powered sensors suffer from inherent drawbacks such as limited lifetime, high maintenance costs, and environmental concerns, which hinder large-scale deployment. Self-powered sensing technologies provide a transformative pathway by integrating energy harvesting and sensing into a single platform, thereby eliminating the reliance on external power supplies. This review systematically summarizes the key components of self-powered wireless sensing systems, with a particular focus on different energy harvesting technologies, self-powered sensing technologies, and the latest advances in low-power intelligent computation for diverse application scenarios. The integration of energy harvesting, self-sensing, and intelligent computation will make self-powered wireless sensing systems an inevitable direction for the evolution of AIoT, enabling sustainable, scalable, and intelligent monitoring networks.

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Harbin Institute of Technology (CN), Soochow University (CN)
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Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies
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