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The multi-dimensional outcome from this project could potentially enable autonomous, self-powered sensor nodes leading to the reality of connected smart and responsive environment.

Project Insights

  • €999,980

    Total Project Costs
  • 5 yr

    Project Duration
  • 2023

    Year Funded

Project Description

Energy harvesting from a natural source where a remote application is deployed, and where such natural energy source is essentially inexhaustible, is an increasingly attractive alternative to inconvenient, costly and polluting batteries. Among these sources, mechanical vibration, which is omnipresent, can be converted into the usable electrical power through appropriate transduction. Here, we aim to develop novel, miniaturized, batch-fabricated and high performance energy harvesters, operating over ultra-wide frequency range along with efficient, integrated power-management module. The multi-dimensional outcome from this project could potentially enable autonomous, self-powered sensor nodes leading to the reality of connected smart and responsive environment.

Project Details

Total Project Cost: €999,980

Funding Agency: SFI

Year Funded: 2023

Lead Organisation: Tyndall National Institute (TNI)

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Saibal Roy

Lead Researcher