ARM mbed support for transient computing in energy harvesting IoT systems
ARM mbed support for transient computing in energy harvesting IoT systems
Energy harvesters offer the possibility for embedded IoT computing systems to operate without batteries. However, their output power is usually unpredictable and highly variable. To mitigate the effect of this variability, systems incorporate large energy buffers, increasing their size, mass and cost. The emerging class of transient computing systems differs from this approach, operating directly from the energy harvesting source and minimizing or removing additional energy storage. Existing transient approaches are largely designed for specific applications and architectures. Hence, they suffer from not being broadly applicable across multiple embedded IoT platforms. To address this challenge, transient approaches need to be integrated within a general IoT programming framework such as ARM’s mbed IoT Device Platform. This support is offered through libraries and application programming interfaces(APIs) which enable transient computing to be implemented as a service on top of IoT application protocols.
Lazarescu, Bogdan
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Balsamo, Domenico
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Merrett, Geoff
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14 September 2017
Lazarescu, Bogdan
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Balsamo, Domenico
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Merrett, Geoff
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Lazarescu, Bogdan, Balsamo, Domenico and Merrett, Geoff
(2017)
ARM mbed support for transient computing in energy harvesting IoT systems.
ARM Research Summit 2017, Robinson College, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
11 - 13 Sep 2017.
1 pp
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Abstract
Energy harvesters offer the possibility for embedded IoT computing systems to operate without batteries. However, their output power is usually unpredictable and highly variable. To mitigate the effect of this variability, systems incorporate large energy buffers, increasing their size, mass and cost. The emerging class of transient computing systems differs from this approach, operating directly from the energy harvesting source and minimizing or removing additional energy storage. Existing transient approaches are largely designed for specific applications and architectures. Hence, they suffer from not being broadly applicable across multiple embedded IoT platforms. To address this challenge, transient approaches need to be integrated within a general IoT programming framework such as ARM’s mbed IoT Device Platform. This support is offered through libraries and application programming interfaces(APIs) which enable transient computing to be implemented as a service on top of IoT application protocols.
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Published date: 14 September 2017
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ARM Research Summit 2017, Robinson College, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2017-09-11 - 2017-09-13
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/414076
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Bogdan Lazarescu
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Domenico Balsamo
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Geoff Merrett
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